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Like you didn’t know that christmas is a commercialized excuse by the corporate media to sell you useless junk they otherwise wouldn’t be able to sell. lolz.
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P.S. First !
Not to forget that it’s a pagan holiday.
Not to forget that it’s a pagan holiday *appropriated by Roman Christians to appease their countrymen in pagan areas*.
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You forgot Gifts.
You fail. When it is stated as ‘Items’ on the graph they include gifts. Which means any of the above categories may include gifts or other items which are not gifts.
the word “items” also includes toenail clippings & used diapers. Oh! I know what a certain someone is getting for Chri~stma~s!
Well, thanks to Woot and ThinkGeek I have bought ONLY fun, useless items this Christmas.
good, but switch red and blue and replace greens label with “clothes” and make it very tiny.
there should also be a separate category “underwears from grandma”
This is poor.
I find no funny in this
I’m so in the green section of this graph XD
and maybe a little blue.. I bought some useful things, but I don’t know if they could be called ‘important’
what happened to “gift cards that will get lost before they get spent”?