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A Patton Lee Beaugus Christmas
A holiday season of daily comedy blogs — running until Santa has delivered his last present

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Introduction
Nov 26  Be Afraid!   Be Somewhat
            Slightly Afraid


Blogs
Nov 26  Heads Up
Nov 27  Home For The Holidays
              In A Hell's Kitchen Dive Bar
Nov 28  Christmas Rapping
Nov 29  Zoot Suit Weedwacker
Nov 30  The Pig Doesn't Do
              Body Cavity Searches
Dec  1  It's The Most Wonderful
              Time For A Beer
Dec  2  The Anti-Claus Is Coming
              To Town
Dec  3  Evil Calling
Dec  4  Panic Atta-ha-ha-ha-hack
Dec  5  Hello D'Oliya
Dec  6  He Wants To Believe
              In Santa Claus
Dec  7  Backdoored For Christmas
Dec  8  My Great Escape
Dec  9  Angels Who Want
              To Get High
Dec 10  Stringing Me Off?
Dec 11  Wassailing LLC
Dec 12  Up In The Sky
Dec 13  Clydie Deerest
Dec 14  Don't Whizz Into
              The Fountain
Dec 15  Ye Good Olde Days
              And Nights of Saturnalia
Dec 16  Move The North Pole
              To Newark?
Dec 17  Put A Fork In Rudolph
Dec 18  The Hallelujah
              'Have A Shooter' Chorus
Dec 19  Santa Claus Ain't Coming
              This Year
Dec 20  Chuggalugga Christmas
Dec 21  I Couldn't Think Straight
Dec 22  I Beat Out Sarah Palin
Dec 23  Plan B — for Brandy, a Bra,
              and Cookies
Dec 24  Silent Night Bar Fight
Dec 25  Red Suit Down
Dec 26  Epilogue: Happy New Year


#30: Red Suit Down!
Patton Lee Beaugus | December 25, 2010 4:45pm

rudys partymob
The PartyMob had fought their way thru the yuppies, metrosexuals, and Westies, sustaining only minor damage, a broken weedwacker, and some ripped clothes.

They took their positions on the sidewalk outside of Rudy's Bar And Nexus Of Improbablity. The ambush was set, but where was their target? Where was 'Red Suit'?

They searched the snowy skies for the Fatman and Red-Nose.

"We missed him," commented the dimension's greatest pessimist.

Louie had an idea, “Let’s sing him in.”

The whole group started singing loudly to be heard over the snowstorm. Clydie even dropped in and joined in the singing.

Jolly Old St. Nicholas
Won’t you stop down here?
Join us for a little drink,
A cup of Christmas cheer.

Christmas Eve is over now
Now it’s Christmas Day.
Louie, says he'll buy the drinks
Santa, whataya say?

Kind of a weak-ass song, and weak-ass performance, I thought happily. That wouldn't pull in anybody but drunkies like me who'd totally go bonkers for the part about Louie buying the drinks.

The PartyMob realized their classic rendition wasn't working so they Jingle Bell Rock'd it, and added a Rap Break.

As Molly did her rap, she did spins and lifted her micro-mini in can-can moves that flashed her 'Merry Christmas' message up to the sky. OMG, on the back was written, 'Happy Nude Year!"

D'Oliya, not to be outdone jumped up on a car burried in snow in front of the Greek Bakery next door, and performed dance moves so lewd, especially with the whip, that her performance would have had to be cut from an x-rated rap video. (You can see a bit of it if you Google D'Oliya,snow dance,nip-slip,hardcore,Santa's face.)

I WARNED YOU, THIS WAS NOT A TALE FOR KIDDIES!

Nothing was happening. The song, the dance, HiTone mooning Santa, none of it wasn't working. I was so relieved I started back into Rudy's. Wait! Oh shit-on-a-sleigh-bell!

"Clydie," bring him down, ordered Louie.

"But don't kill any reindeer," reminded Molly, "or you'll break the string."

Clydie launched herself into the sky, like I launch myself at a free beer. This was Clydie's moment. Her chance to go head-to-head, antlers-to-antlers with Rudolph. The ultimate Smackdeerdown! Clydie vs. Rudolph for the Red-Nose, and all the perqs, adulation, and commercial endorsements that went with it.

Clydie was bigger and stronger than all the 8 tiny reindeer combined. But they were faster and they had horn antlers and Clydie had cheapo plastic ones from Target that meant she couldn't close the deal in a head-to-head contest. (Of course, we couldn't see any of this at that moment, but we later saw the video on YouTube) Clydie finally gave up on fighting fair and flopped her big-ass Queen Latifa body down on Comet and Cupid and Dancer and the gay one, and they all went down.

It looked like Rudolph was bravely fighting back when the PartyMob joined the fight by throwing snowballs at Santa and the reindeers.

HiTone had the best arm, and caught Santa in the eye with an iceball. Santa finally reacted. He yelled "I think you kiddies are naughty, nice nice. I'm gonna come down and put coal in your stockings and shove them up your nasty asses."

The fat old idiot was landing. Noooooo!

Now was my moment, to see if I had the right wrong stuff. Or the wrong right stuff. I screamed. “Get the hell out of here!”

He must have recognized the danger, because he put the sleigh into a 360 that dumped off Clydie. The jolly old elf snapped the reins, and got as far as yelling, “On Dancer!” before the BuddaBings PartyMob swarmed over him.

I just watched. I finally believed. I believed it all. But it was too damn late.

The End
(of Christmas as we knew it)

Epilogue: Happy New Year


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Get This Christmas Started
Gun-Molly Rap Break
Wonderful Time For A Beer
We Wish You The Beeriest
I Want To Believe In Santa Claus
Damn, It Feels Good
Beer Run Rudolph
Don't Whizz Into The Fountain
Back In The Day
Chuggalugga Christmas