We kind of always thought that last thing was just something done by second-rate local news teams in towns where nothing ever happens, but these days even big networks, like Fox News, are producing straight-faced Santa stories aimed at ... well, we're not sure. Children? Moronic adults?
All we know is that the news isn't "Sesame Street" and we're not sure it should be wasting valuable resources to keep impressionable children invested in a Christmas lie.
It's possible we're just bitter since we found a stockpile of baby teeth in our parent's drawer years ago, but keep reading to find out about the most sophisticated in Santa-tracking technology. Then tell us if these "news" stories are cute or a big, fat waste of time.
A local Western Ohio, news station using its "Santa cam."
Et tu, NBC?
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Wednesday 10 February
By worf37gammaecho1
Jeez, lets put an end to everything while were putting the hatchet to Santa on Fox news. It is their RESOURSES am i correct?, we aint got no(lovin that english)time or dollar value attatched to Fox news as tax payers do we?. If you people don't like it, Santa on Fox, cause it "dumbs" ya down a notch simply turn the channel!, how simple is that?. My Grandson still believes in Santa, so long as he believes i'll believe right along side him. The boy and i can watch Fox news and the Santa trajectory via Norad with Grandma, sip home made hot choclate with an endless supply of mini marsh mellows, eat some old fashion popcorn, not microwave, and be all giddy with excitement when it's time to head off to bed. That is living, pure old fashioned living. I wouldn't trade it for 20 years more life, i swear on my moms grave.
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