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This Chrismukkah, why not save some space by celebrating with a treenorah? (Is it called Chrismukkah anymore, now that The OC is off the air? I wonder what Gossip Girl would call it if there were any Jews on Gossip Girl.)

Satisfy your Latke-flavored as well as ham-flavored beverage cravings with 2007 Jones Soday Holiday Pack. (via avclub)

Feast your ears on all your favorite Christmas songs composed or performed by Jews. (There are actually quite a few of them.)

Happy Chrismukkah!

Dec 7, 2007    tags: chrismukkah festivus
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