🎄🎅Hoo Hoo Hoo! It's Christmas-ify Time yourself Again! [Event Time]🎅🎄

[LikkleMel]

Hoo Hoo Hoo! Come join in the festive spirit and christmas-ify up your username!

Between now and December 28th, all username changes will not cost you any AL Points. You can change your name now HERE.

To reward those who join in the festive fun, look at these dazzling AL Points prizes -

1. If you christmasify your username and post in here you will be given 500 AL Points
2. If you make your avatar and sig christmasy you'll get another 500 AL Points
3. If you then make a topic in Crazy League explaining how your username is awesome and the most festive, (and then link to it in this topic) you will be given 500 more AL Points
4. For the person with the most festively funny username (as decided by the admins) you will win 5,000 AL Points (winner announced December 28th)
5. If anyone is crazy enough to post and pretend/roleplay to be their christmasy character - then you may get a bonus depending on how nuts you are! XP

PS: Did we also mention that we're hosting a special christmas chatroom party this weekend? Make sure not to miss that, it's on atm~

[Pirate TimeLord]

Not until tomorrow

I'm not doing it in November xD

[LikkleMel]

Not until tomorrow

I'm not doing it in November xD

Tis the season to be jollyy~~

[Pirate TimeLord]

Fa la la la laaaaaaaaa, laa la la humbug

[Beex]

Is Snowballs Christmasy? It's actually meant as a tribute to the Simpson's cats.

[lolin]

Fa la la la laaaaaaaaa, laa la la humbug

i'd deck those halls if you know what i mean

[Dark_]

eeeehhh chremah!

[LilMissLarBear]

Weeeeeee

[GraceMellody]

I like gingerbread

[Faithy]

Yo.

The story of the Jólakötturinn likely dates back to the Dark Ages, though the oldest written accounts are from the 19th century. In any case, much like the Krampus, the Yule Cat has long been a Christmas-time enforcer of good behavior, Miss Cellania writes for Mental Floss. According to Icelandic tradition, anyone who finished their chores before Christmas would get new clothes as a reward. Meanwhile, lazy children who didn’t get their work done would have to face the Jólakötturinn.

For starters, the Jólakötturinn is no mere kitten—it towers above the tallest houses. As it prowls about Iceland on Christmas night, the Yule Cat peers in through the windows to see what kids have gotten for presents. If new clothes are among their new possessions, the big cat will move along. But if a child was too lazy to earn their new socks, the Jólakötturinn will eat their dinner, before moving on to the main course: the child herself, Hart writes.

“This is the kind of message Icelanders like to send out in their folklore,” Haukur S. Magnússon writes for the Reykyavík Grapevine. “If you do not have the money or means of acquiring new items of clothing before the festival of lights, you will be eaten by a gigantic cat.”

Presumably the threat of being eaten by the Jólakötturinn is also meant to inspire generosity in children who don’t have to fret about the Yule Cat, as giving clothes to the less-fortunate would grant them protection from the monstrous feline.

[Itachi]

Merry Christmas to all!