This Festivus Is Not For The Rest Of Us
Thankfully, this administration's stranglehold on the nation's purse strings is coming to an end—an ending that can’t come soon enough
By Milt Harris —— Bio and Archives--December 29, 2024
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"Festivus for the rest of us" is a phrase that refers to a holiday popularized in a hilarious 1997 Seinfeld episode of the same name. The holiday is celebrated on December 23rd as an alternative to Christmas and is characterized by:
Decorating with a metal pole: Instead of a Christmas tree, a plain metal pole is decorated as a Festivus tree. (George’s Dad, Frank Costanza, explains that he finds tinsel distracting.)
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