In the part where he gets them all to start dancing and all the elfs were apprehensive because they all liked 'here comes santa claus'.
shareI hate to quote a game here but 'would you kindly' read the topic title. After doing that, read what I asked. I didn't think it was that difficult to figure out since a user above you understood and posted what he thought it might be.
Thanks for the feedback though
Well, I myself noticed that there really wasn't a question being asked, but it seemed to me that it was obviously implied so I treated it as a question.
Have yourselves a Merry Little Christmas
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I could understand it was a question. But still, are you so lazy that you can't add question mark? One shouldn't have to read it and then think "ohhhh, it's a question, not a statement".
shareThe original post could have been interpreted as nothing more than calling everyone's attention to that scene, sort of a "wasn't that a great scene?" statement. The poster asking if there was a question there shouldn't be faulted for his post because I imagine all of us were sort of wondering the same thing. I did word my reply in such a way as to answer the question if there were one and to pass as a natural comment if the OP were just calling attention to the scene.
Have yourselves a Merry Little Christmas
So many idiots trying to look smart... only an idiot could ask something like "is that a question ?".
BoobaBlaBla, instead of asking stupid questions like this you should name that song, but i doubt you knew the answer.. you just needed some attention. You're painfull
It's no big deal either way. Main thing is that the sont was Presley's "Rubbernickin'" and it was an enjoyable scene, climaxed by Santa and the villainous efficiency expert walking in at precisely the wrong time.
Happy New Year! Ho! Ho! Ho!
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