Here are some very snotty
Christmas Songs I found on my computer. I wonder how they got here?
This snotty song became an instant KKK Christmas hit -
"I'm
Dreaming Of A White Christmas"
The newspaper staff failed to achieve greatness with this snotty Xmas song -
"Hark! The Herald Tribune Angels Sing"
The Queer Eye for a Gay Guy Guys wrote they snotty Xmas song -
"It came upon the midnight queer"
Some backward, possibly dsylexic black musician dude came up with this
favorite Christmas snotty song -
"Leon! Leon!"
The guys and dolls down at the local tanning salon cooked up this Christmas
hit -
"O Tanning Balm! O Tanning Balm!"
The Abbreviated Song Writers of America did this snotty song -
"O Xmas Tree!"
Some steelworkers worked some magic on this song to make it their own -
"O Little Town of Bethlehem Steel"
The Christmas Is Too Big Society of America dreamed up this favorite snotty
Christmas song -
"Halve Yourself A Merry Littler Christmas"
The Hall Family Beating Victims Foundation wrote this wonderful Xmas tune -
"Deck the Halls Family (because they are asking for it!)"
The Deaf Musician Society came up with this snotty winner of a song -
"Noisy Night"
The IQ-less Club of America wrote this all-time hit song -
"Frosty the Snowedman"
The Consortium of Nuclear Neophytes cooked up this billboard chart maker -
"Let it glow! Let it glow! Let it glow!"
Another snotty Christmas song, but the decomposer wished to remain anonymous
-
"Dingle Balls"
Why would you write a song like this one Mommy? -
"I Saw Mommy Dissing Santa's Clothes"
The Podiatrist at the local Foot Center somehow found the time to write this
snotty song -
"Single Smell Sock"
The Alphabet Goop Association wrote a snotty Xmas song too -
"Aolly Bolly Colly Dolly Eolly Folly Golly Holly Iolly Jolly Christmas"
And who can forget the Dead Poet Society's attempt at decomposing a snotty
Xmas song -
"Code Blue Christmas"
This is snot funny! These Christmas Songs are just too stuffy for me, but if
you're into this kind of snotty stuff,
then "Booger Down!"
As Darrell Waltrip would say at the dropping of the snotty green flag, "Boogerty!
Boogerty! Boogerty!"