| Front: |
Christmas.. hanukkah.. kwaanza.. oh heck, happy festivus |
| Inside: |
The holiday for the rest of us. While it first came to the attention of most of America by way of a television show, the celebration of a holiday called Festivus is part of human history throughout the ages, most notably in ancient Rome, nineteenth-century California, and upstate New York in the 1960s. Three basic rituals have become associated with Festivus: First, the erecting of a Festivus pole, an unadorned length of lusterless metal or something that looks like metal, which symbolizes nothing; Second, and Airing of Grievances that asks celebrants to take turns telling gathered friends, enemies, relatives, acquaintances and strangers in which way each has been a disappointment; And finally, the tension-dispelling Feats of Strength, which, 'traditionally' involve wrestling the head of the household to the floor, but has evolved to include variations such as laser-printer bench pressing, thumb-wrestling and endurance hula-hooping. |
| Size: |
4.6x6.75 inches |
| Paper Stock: |
Recycled Heavy Cardstock |
| Envelope: |
Red |
| Publisher: |
Nobleworks |
| Product Line: |
Talk Bubbles |
