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Get them right here for the new year!
Link: http://www.cafepress.ca/thegarfieldshow.469206872...

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Haven't you always wanted a Garfield credit card?  It has a graphic of Garfield on the front and works just like any other credit card!  If you live in the USA or China, this is good for you!
USA: http://www.commercebank.com/personal/cards/credit/garfield-visa/?rd=1
China: http://creditcard.cib.com.cn/card/garfield/index.htm...

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It got an 8.0 out of 10

Plot: Garfield, Jon and Odie go to Jon's grandmother's house for Christmas, where Garfield finds a present for Grandma.

Length: 30 minutes

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 http://www.amazon.com/Garfield-Christmas-VHS-Lorenzo-Music/dp/6302168406/ref=lh_ni_t_

Watch here:

A Garfield Christmas Special Part 1/3

(Part1)

A Garfield Christmas Special Part 2/3

(Part 2)

A Garfield Christmas Special Part 3/3

(Part 3)...

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Did you know?

I thought this could be a fun, and simple game. All you have to do is post things you want people to know; it can be random facts, folklore, gossip, or whatever. As always keep it fun, and family friendly.

I will start it off…

Did you know…

Upon the launching of a newly completed ship, a bottle of champagne is usually smashed over the bow to christen it. The origins of this are a little unclear and can vary slightly from culture to culture, but for the most part it is believed that blood or wine, depending on the particular culture, was originally used as a sacrifice to the gods of the sea to allow for a smooth passage.

Over time this became wine by those who originally used blood, and the wine was poured first into a silver chalice, from which a sip was taken before spilling the wine over the ship and casting the chalice into the sea.

After 1689, William the III of Britain, in an effort to cut costs, ordered the Royal Navy to break a bottle of liquor against the ship's side instead.

During the early 1800's, the Prince Regent set in place the custom of choosing a woman to perform the ceremony. The bottle was then to be held by the neck and thrown against the ship; however the rules had to change again after one particular bottle missed the ship and hit a spectator.

As for how the wine turned into champagne, champagne has always been associated with birth and celebration, while also having no religious association....