giving

"The miracle of life is beautiful!" -My 9th grade biology teacher, who's neither one of these dudes.

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Good call, Jessica.  The holiday season is a season of giving…  and giving back.

Fire in the hole!  It's the spirit of Christmas…

Thanks, Jessica.

Additionally, many of you tried to help me figure out what clip Ryan was trying to suggest last week — the one featuring "people going insane."  I have taken all of your comments into account and asked a number of people here at the blog and together we have determined that we still have no idea what you're talking about.  Are you sure it isn't a clip from The Soup?

At this point, if someone can find a link to the original video on the web, post it in the comments and I'll try to find the Tosh.0 version from there.  Otherwise, we're not The Soup!

What's most important about the holiday season is giving back, remembering others, and investing in your community. Even if you are a strip club and your sign is rife with sexual innuendo, you too can play an important part in assuring everyone has a good time. If your good time happens to be charity work while getting a lap dance, my hats off to you. Just make sure that toy you donate is for a child and not an adult.

I'm just glad someone was smart enough to snap this picture and post it online for all of us to see so that we all could get into the holiday spirit. Ho ho ho!

Get it? (I couldn't help myself.)

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Can't get enough redemption?  Check out additional footage from last night's Web Redemption.

Daniel digs deep to understand why the Nintendo 64 Kid doesn't know how to properly accept a gift in this week's Web Redemption Extended Interview.

There's a way to behave when you receive gifts, and this isn't it. Daniel shows the Nintendo 64 kid how in this web redemption.

Want more redemption? Head over to our Web Redemptions category to catch all the redeeming moments you may have missed.

And don't forget to check in tomorrow at noon when we'll post the Nintendo 64 Kid's extended interview, featuring even more insight into the kid who forgets to say thank you!