Is Christmas caroling dead?

[spamuell]

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Now we live in a predominately Jewish neighborhood and are one of three houses on the street that put up Christmas lights and displays

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They come to our country, they steal our jobs and women (as demonstrated by the post below yours) and now they're effing with our christmas lights. Those dirty, hook-nosed bastards.

[ChipWrecked]

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my old waspy, old money having girlfriends family went Christmas caroling.

I never went, b/c I'm Jewish.

PS: hope no oone takes offense to my wasp comment.

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I resemble that remark.

[spamuell]

Is wasp an offensive term? If so, I never knew this, I don't see why it should be.

[kenberman]

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Is wasp an offensive term? If so, I never knew this, I don't see why it should be.

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I guess it shouldn't, but you never know. it's a religious and ethnic descriptor, kind of like Jewish.

[Blarg]

It's probably dead in American big cities pretty much. I've never seen anyone do it once in L.A.

Honestly I don't miss it much. It can go on for song after song and be really tedious, especially when you didn't feel like coming to the door or were busy with your own holiday. I'm not that fond of unexpected and uninvited guests even when they're friends, much less when they're strangers.

[MonkeeMan]

I shot a few last night, but most got away [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[Clarkmeister]

When I was in High School, a group of my friends and I went caroling and always requested beer or money with which to buy beer. We had an amazing success rate.