LuvSims2011
31st Dec 2011, 03:44 AM
There were many children in the town of Merridhood, Illinois. Some were bad, some were good, and some you couldn't even tell if they were good or bad. But anyways, good ol' St. Nick was always there to bring presents to them. Something like that.
And this Christmas the bad kids of Merridhood didn't even care if they had to be as good as gold if they didn't want coal in their stocking. All they wanted to do was put security cameras in their living rooms and film Santa in action so they can post it to YouTube. (And some of them tried to trick Santa into running his sleigh into a tree.) We'll just have to find out what happens, shall we?
"Ho ho ho! I'm Santa Claus!"
A kid heard that and got up and wrote a note by the fireplace that said,
"Dear Santa Claws,
Do you really have claws?
Love, Derek
P.S. Stop laughing all the time! I'm trying to sleep!"
This made that always jolly St. Nick very upset (and for once he wasn't happy and jolly.) He gave Derek coal in his stocking for doing that and flew off.
When Santa arrived at another house, there was a security camera in the living room, recording everything going on in there. Santa saw it and grabbed the glass of milk left for him and the milk splattered on the camera. Santa stuffed five lumps of coal into each stocking even hanging there.
The next house was a mansion fit for a king. Santa plopped down the chimney and found a girl sitting there, watching him.
"Hey St. Nicholas, are you really a saint?"
"Saint? Oh, no, no-no-no-no-no."
"Oh yes, yes-yes-yes-yes-yes. You are if there's 'saint' in your name."
Santa didn't say anything; he just dropped coal in her stocking and left.
But this next house, you see, was different. There wasn't a chimney for it so Santa had to go through the door. Unfortunately, though, this family had a burglar alarm and it went off when Santa used his magic to unlock the door and walk inside. A three-year-old boy jumped outside the closet with a water gun and screamed, "BURGLAR!" and chased Santa off by squirting water at him.
Because of that boy being "naughty", Santa threw a piece of coal into the house (and luckily it didn't hit the boy) and dashed away.
More incidents happened, too - like, when the chimney Santa went down led to a bathroom that an innocent four-year-old girl was using (and that poor, poor thing screamed, it was her very, very own worst nightmare.) And when Santa went to one house he interrupted these two kids watching a guy randomly shouting all of the nations of the world on a computer. (And that song somehow got stuck in ol' St. Nick's giant head.) And each child got coal for each incident (even the neatest and cleanest kids). And soon EVERY child in Merridhood got coal.
Santa asked his elves to do every other town.
And this Christmas the bad kids of Merridhood didn't even care if they had to be as good as gold if they didn't want coal in their stocking. All they wanted to do was put security cameras in their living rooms and film Santa in action so they can post it to YouTube. (And some of them tried to trick Santa into running his sleigh into a tree.) We'll just have to find out what happens, shall we?
"Ho ho ho! I'm Santa Claus!"
A kid heard that and got up and wrote a note by the fireplace that said,
"Dear Santa Claws,
Do you really have claws?
Love, Derek
P.S. Stop laughing all the time! I'm trying to sleep!"
This made that always jolly St. Nick very upset (and for once he wasn't happy and jolly.) He gave Derek coal in his stocking for doing that and flew off.
When Santa arrived at another house, there was a security camera in the living room, recording everything going on in there. Santa saw it and grabbed the glass of milk left for him and the milk splattered on the camera. Santa stuffed five lumps of coal into each stocking even hanging there.
The next house was a mansion fit for a king. Santa plopped down the chimney and found a girl sitting there, watching him.
"Hey St. Nicholas, are you really a saint?"
"Saint? Oh, no, no-no-no-no-no."
"Oh yes, yes-yes-yes-yes-yes. You are if there's 'saint' in your name."
Santa didn't say anything; he just dropped coal in her stocking and left.
But this next house, you see, was different. There wasn't a chimney for it so Santa had to go through the door. Unfortunately, though, this family had a burglar alarm and it went off when Santa used his magic to unlock the door and walk inside. A three-year-old boy jumped outside the closet with a water gun and screamed, "BURGLAR!" and chased Santa off by squirting water at him.
Because of that boy being "naughty", Santa threw a piece of coal into the house (and luckily it didn't hit the boy) and dashed away.
More incidents happened, too - like, when the chimney Santa went down led to a bathroom that an innocent four-year-old girl was using (and that poor, poor thing screamed, it was her very, very own worst nightmare.) And when Santa went to one house he interrupted these two kids watching a guy randomly shouting all of the nations of the world on a computer. (And that song somehow got stuck in ol' St. Nick's giant head.) And each child got coal for each incident (even the neatest and cleanest kids). And soon EVERY child in Merridhood got coal.
Santa asked his elves to do every other town.