Blame it on someone in politics. And give me cookies.
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Okay, I'll leave her some cookies and milk, just like Santa.
That's it! You can blame the ultimate political figure! Santa Claus!
*gets excited*
Well, you have to consider the religious background of Santa, combined with the fact that a lot of socioeconomic decisions revolve around Christmas. And if you want more politics, allow me to relate a story:
Where I live in Adelaide, last year they had the retail stores open on Christmas day, because it was a Saturday (I think). We didn't have Christmas day off until the Monday.
Thus, for 2 weeks prior, the papers were full of unions and government arguing their points.
Totally political. And it would've been a non-issue if it hadn't been for Santa and his forceful holiday.
/delirious rant
Blaming those two never goes out of style.I don't know, mighty Tigress. You've presented some fine alternatives, but Boston and Rob are the little-black-dresses of blame. You know. Classics.
also I'd never blame an honest politician or a unicorn.![]()

I think Boston likes hating me. But for the record, I don't know why. I have always been sweet and helpful to him.
It's a love/hate relationship: he loves to hate you.
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Also, hormones are ultimately responsible for everything. I always blame those.
Santa prohibits his Elves from forming a Union.
I saw it on the News during the politics section. Mmhmm.
Since I'm uncomfortable selecting someone that I don't know, I say blame a mod. The powers that be are always blameworthy for something.