From individuals to countries, we often want to persuade others to perceive things a certain way or to think a certain way. There are many standard techniques for doing this. Below are some of them. You can use these techniques to do your own persuading, and you can also use this knowledge to keep yourself from being fooled.
Ahh Christmas. The tree, the stockings, the mistletoe and – of course – the holiday television programming.
Some of my fondest Christmas memories were spent in front a of television watching such classics as the animated Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer or one of the myriad versions of Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’.
So without further ado, I am presenting you with my big, big list of holiday specials. I’ve tried to categorize the list into subsections to make it a little more bearable and consumable. The list is in no particular order, though the first section, ‘essentials’, are (in my humble opinion) the cream of the crop. I should also note that I’ve only included programs for which I was able to find online videos so you’ll notice some glaring omissions (like ‘A Christmas Story’ and ‘Miracle on 34th Street).
In any event, here’s wishing you a great Christmas. Now sit back and dig into some of the best Christmas content on the web…
There’s even a nice list of Christmas commercials. And yes, Jimi, the Garfield Christmas Special is a part of this list.
Click here to find out.
I bet this site is only updated once a year.
I’m not sure what is more annoying, the overall layout of this website or the bouncing lamb head – which I think is putting me into some type of hypnotic trance.