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6:21p, 12/7/25
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Almost all of our American Christmas movies are about magical snow, heavy coats, fireplaces, and scarves.

Do they watch the same type of movie in Australia? Do they have Christmas movies depicting beach scenes and summertime?
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6:23p, 12/7/25
Christmas is in July in Australia

The 4th I believe
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In reply to Sticks&Stones • 7:23p, 12/7/25
Sticks&Stones said:
Almost all of our American Christmas movies are about magical snow, heavy coats, fireplaces, and scarves.

Do they watch the same type of movie in Australia? Do they have Christmas movies depicting beach scenes and summertime?


My dad was stationed in Panama while he was in the Army. He said it was hard to get into the Christmas spirit when it felt like 105 outside.
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In reply to Sticks&Stones • 8:30p, 12/7/25
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Sticks&Stones said:
Almost all of our American Christmas movies are about magical snow, heavy coats, fireplaces, and scarves.

Do they watch the same type of movie in Australia? Do they have Christmas movies depicting beach scenes and summertime?
you've surrendered to Hollywood's version of Christmas.

Jesus has been replaced by an unhealthy guy with Type 2 beetus shilling for Big Toy.
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9:52p, 12/7/25
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Santa's traditional arrival Queen Creek, Arizona last year.
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In reply to Sticks&Stones • 10:08p, 12/7/25
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Sticks&Stones said:
Almost all of our American Christmas movies are about magical snow, heavy coats, fireplaces, and scarves.

Do they watch the same type of movie in Australia? Do they have Christmas movies depicting beach scenes and summertime?


Just living in Texas, I don't really associate Christmas with snow other than what's in the movies. Usually not even cold, definitely not snowing.
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In reply to TXAG 05 • 10:40p, 12/7/25
2004. 8" of snow on the Gulf Coast at my house on Christmas. Then drove to my mom's in Galveston and saw snowmen on the Seawall.

Best Christmas ever.
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