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Jimmy Fallon Asked People To Share Their Dumb Holiday Traditions, And The Responses Are Hilariously Entertaining
Every family has their own cherished and beloved holiday traditions, but for some, a handful of hopelessly 'dumb' ones remain alive and kicking as well. Jimmy Fallon, the master of hashtags, helped us deck the halls this week by encouraging Tonight Show viewers to share the most downright questionable Christmas traditions their families are still practicing each year. #MyDumbTradition participants delivered, and here at Bored Panda, we thought it would be a bit of festive fun to gather the best responses together into a big, 'dumb' list for your viewing pleasure. Scroll down to see them all, and be sure to vote for the ones that your own family shamefully (or shamelessly) carries on.
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The fact that your daughters are already/almost adults and they still love it is proof of how totally AWESOME this tradition is!
My husband tried to talk our daughter into pizza and beer this year. I told him Santa can't get caught with a fui (flying under the influence).
My sister would take a very cruel advantage of such tradition. And so would I.
Does the Gingerbread family know they only have a week or so to live?
Reminds me of a Thanksgiving with my ex in-laws. As we clasped hands standing around the coffee table, I looked down, and got tickled. The overhead view of that same pilgrim looked as if he were an aroused pilgrim. Try it sometime.
At least, it's not the petrified gnome in a tutu Fred and George used as a Christmas tree top (for those who don't get it, it's a moment from the Harry Potter books).
I love the stories behind some of those traditions. Something that first seemed unimportant escalated into a whole tradition. And it's called a tradition for a reason! Just imagine, some of those might exist for a few more centuries to come! God knows what legends would be made about the creation of those traditions! It would be weird, don't you think?
These were great! They were creative, and have meaningful backstories behind them. Thanks BP!
Our Christmas Tradition is that every year my grandma hides a nail in the tree like the nail Jesus was hung on the cross by and there is always a competition to see who can find it first though no reward. The only reward is bragging rights. Quite fun love it lots. Oh we also go on a scavenger hunt around the entire town and sometimes out side of town it's a lot of fun
I love the stories behind some of those traditions. Something that first seemed unimportant escalated into a whole tradition. And it's called a tradition for a reason! Just imagine, some of those might exist for a few more centuries to come! God knows what legends would be made about the creation of those traditions! It would be weird, don't you think?
These were great! They were creative, and have meaningful backstories behind them. Thanks BP!
Our Christmas Tradition is that every year my grandma hides a nail in the tree like the nail Jesus was hung on the cross by and there is always a competition to see who can find it first though no reward. The only reward is bragging rights. Quite fun love it lots. Oh we also go on a scavenger hunt around the entire town and sometimes out side of town it's a lot of fun