Always remember | Christmas Ecard | WRONGCARDS

Christmas Ecard with text: 'Merry Christmas, and always remember: you can celebrate Christmas all year round if you know how to shoplift.' — about this card: always remember | Christmas is a time for families. I was raised by my Nanna but she’s dead now, though she still appears occasionally in my kitchen at odd hours of the night to howl and gesture menacingly at me. No idea what that’s about. At Christmas we would decorate her pet lizards and hook them up to car-batteries to make them dance for us. It was so much fun to be a kid! No idea why I grew up really.

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CheerUp Ecard with text: Your friendship is valuable to me. And that is why I'll need try to steal your kidneys.

Sympathy Cards Ecard with text: I was sorry to hear about your loss and hope that there is no possible way that you can be mistakenly implicated.

Apology Ecard with text: 'I am sorry that unattended forklifts have invisible sign with the words: steal me written on them that only I can see.'

Inspirational Ecard with text: People would not suffer from depression if they knew how to steal helicopters.

Thank You Cards Ecard with text: Thank you for tacitly accepting me for who I am without calling the authorities.

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