My brother insists on a small tió de nadal every year hidden under the tree between the presents. It stares at you from its hiding spot with its creepy face, and I hate it.
One good thing about my culture at least is that I always have a great time explaining it to everyone I know now that I live in the UK. Their look of disbelief when I talk about the caganer fuels me.
tovkal on December 25th, 2018 at 09:11 UTC »
This lovely tradition is called Tió de Nadal. When kids beat the log they should be singing the following song:
“shit, log, shit nougats (turrón), hazelnuts and mató cheese, if you don't shit well, I'll hit you with a stick, shit, log!”
Edit: Credit of the comic is for Itchy Feet Comic, who does comics about travel and language http://www.itchyfeetcomic.com/
BadMegalovaniaRemix on December 25th, 2018 at 10:30 UTC »
My brother insists on a small tió de nadal every year hidden under the tree between the presents. It stares at you from its hiding spot with its creepy face, and I hate it.
One good thing about my culture at least is that I always have a great time explaining it to everyone I know now that I live in the UK. Their look of disbelief when I talk about the caganer fuels me.
Hamilcar_B on December 25th, 2018 at 10:49 UTC »
Don't forget the Caganer, the shepherd in the nativity scene that missed the birth of Jesus because he was taking a shit.