“When someone asks ‘where is your Christmas spirit?’, is it wrong to point to the liquor cabinet?” is a jocular line that has been printed on many images. “So when someone asks you,‘Where’s your Christmas spirit?’ Is it so wrong to point to the Liquor Cabinet” was posted on Twitter on December 23, 2010.
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Eccles9697
12/18/98
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Getting into the Christmas spirit? Broke open the liquor cabinet? 😊
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Lady Gagu
@Gauribee
So when someone asks you,“Where’s your Christmas spirit?”
Is it so wrong to point to the Liquor Cabinet ;-D
9:29 AM - 23 Dec 2010
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Rodrick Ferguson
@RodrickFerguson
When people ask me where is my Christmas Sprit. I just point to the liquor cabinet
9:57 PM - 22 Nov 2011
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Lauren
@sarcasticmuch21
So when someone says,“where is your Christmas spirit?” Is it wrong to point to the liquor cabinet?
5:51 PM - 7 Dec 2011
12 December 2016, Portland (ME) Press Herald, “Humor in ‘Holidazed’ is all in good cheer” by April Boyle, pg. B2:
Tears of laughter trickled down the audience’s faces Thursday night as Wood, Brown and Tobin delivered such holiday zingers as “A virgin birth I can believe, but three wise men?” and “When someone asks where is your Christmas spirit, is it wrong to point to the liquor cabinet?”
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December 24, 2016 ·
‘When someone asks “where is your Christmas Spirit?”, is it wrong to point to the liquor cabinet?!?’
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WHEN SOMEONE ASKS WHERE IS YOUR CHRISTMAS SPIRIT? IS IT WRONG TO POINT TO THE LIQUOR CABINET?!? CARDS EE USER CARD MEME
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