Holiday Trivia --- tis the season you know......

[Edgar]

But what we do know is that these wise men traveled thousands of miles seeking the Messiah, the newborn king, a trip that took probably ?? to complete. To our knowledge they had no map, they had no compass, yet some would argue they had to have women with them because they ultimately did find their way.


Of course I am generous with the spread of time.

[SShorefan 3.0]

But what we do know is that these wise men traveled thousands of miles seeking the Messiah, the newborn king, a trip that took probably ?? to complete. To our knowledge they had no map, they had no compass, yet some would argue they had to have women with them because they ultimately did find their way.


Of course I am generous with the spread of time.

This is a question?

[Edgar]

But what we do know is that these wise men traveled thousands of miles seeking the Messiah, the newborn king, a trip that took probably ?? to complete. To our knowledge they had no map, they had no compass, yet some would argue they had to have women with them because they ultimately did find their way.


Of course I am generous with the spread of time.

This is a question?

yup ..how long does it take them to get there

[dark_lord]

2 yrs?

[Edgar]

2 yrs?

TP

Its your call now.

[celticmaestro]

There are no open questions, so I'll just throw this one out there. Father Christmas - and many of today's Christmas traditions - were popular in one country before they brought those traditions all over, which country is this?

Bonus question, who made Santa Claus fat and red and what was he before he became fat and red?

[bdm860]

Bonus question, who made Santa Claus fat and red and what was he before he became fat and red?

Coca-Cola?

[thirstyboots18]

My mom, with her chocolate chip cookies and hot chocolate.....A chippendale dancer?

[gkiteisscal]

There are no open questions, so I'll just throw this one out there. Father Christmas - and many of today's Christmas traditions - were popular in one country before they brought those traditions all over, which country is this?

Bonus question, who made Santa Claus fat and red and what was he before he became fat and red?

Q1) Germany
Q2) Coca-Cola

[celticmaestro]

There are no open questions, so I'll just throw this one out there. Father Christmas - and many of today's Christmas traditions - were popular in one country before they brought those traditions all over, which country is this?

Bonus question, who made Santa Claus fat and red and what was he before he became fat and red?

Q1) Germany
Q2) Coca-Cola

Yep, well played. TP.

[ACF]

According to a lot of people,
Santa Claus lives on the
North Pole. Where does he live
according to Danes?

[celticmaestro]

According to a lot of people,
Santa Claus lives on the
North Pole. Where does he live
according to Danes?

That's not a fair question!

I'm guessing Lapland. If not that then Copenhagen.

[ACF]

According to a lot of people,
Santa Claus lives on the
North Pole. Where does he live
according to Danes?

That's not a fair question!

I'm guessing Lapland. If not that then Copenhagen.

It's neither.
Hint: Study Danish history
and/or geography and the answer
"should" be obvious 

[SShorefan 3.0]

According to a lot of people,
Santa Claus lives on the
North Pole. Where does he live
according to Danes?

That's not a fair question!

I'm guessing Lapland. If not that then Copenhagen.

It's neither.
Hint: Study Danish history
and/or geography and the answer
"should" be obvious 

Greenland (due to it's tie to Denmark)

[ACF]

According to a lot of people,
Santa Claus lives on the
North Pole. Where does he live
according to Danes?

That's not a fair question!

I'm guessing Lapland. If not that then Copenhagen.

It's neither.
Hint: Study Danish history
and/or geography and the answer
"should" be obvious 

Greenland (due to it's tie to Denmark)

Exactly. TP.