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Do you think that santa is real?

Asked by sk8ersocal about 1 year ago, 11 answers.

Do you americans really believe in santa ?

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Answered by toadaly on Apr 11, 2008, 02:02PM
4241 answers

A large segment of the under 5 population really believes in Santa.

Answered by xxemoprincessxx on Apr 11, 2008, 02:03PM
75 answers

I used to when I was little.

Answered by tinatodder4 on Apr 11, 2008, 02:06PM
2637 answers

no I never have, even when I was a kid, but that's only because my mom was a horrible liar at pretending to be santa.

Answered by funadvice on Apr 11, 2008, 02:10PM
53829 answers

no...do you? are we bursting your bubble? LOL

Answered by emmalism3568 on Apr 11, 2008, 02:14PM
654 answers

Well, when I was a little child. When I was under eight years old. I believe in the SPIRIT of Santa Clause, I don't really believe a rotund old man is going through a Chimney to bring me presents.

It ruined the belief for me when I was younger, because my mom would ask me if I was pinching and shaking the presents and I would deny it, and I looked (Still do though) at the Name Tag to see who it was for, and if it was for me, some would say To Emily, from Santa. That's how I know. And my mom said I was too old to believe. I, along with my cousins Tiff and Dina found out at six Seven as well.

I was a naughty kid.

Answered by funadvice on Apr 11, 2008, 02:16PM
53829 answers

I agree with Emma.

I love Christmas and believe in the spirit and the magic of Santa, or Father Christmas as he is better known in Britain.

Answered by butercup on Apr 11, 2008, 02:44PM
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I uesed yo not any more though

Answered by iluvm3 on Apr 11, 2008, 03:04PM
33 answers

no I never really belived in him

Answered by amblessed on Apr 11, 2008, 03:28PM
12232 answers

Sure and around the world, he's a plump white-bearded and red-suited old man in modern folklore who delivers presents to good children at Christmastime - so be good !!

Answered by iamcool on Apr 11, 2008, 07:11PM
639 answers

There was a bishop called Nicholas ( later to be St Nicholas ) who delivered presents to less fortunate childen of his village who's parents couldn't afford to give them gifts to celebrate the birth of jesus ( that being what christmas actually is). When he died, the people continued giving gifts labled from bishop nicholas to keep his memory alive.
I do beleive in that St Nick ( although I don't know how or why he came to be called Santa ). My parents taught me the comercial version of Santa, but when I grow up and have children of my own, I'm going to teach them the historical and, in my veiw, far more wholesome and heartwarming ( not forgetting truer ) version.