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Did you know that in the 1800s, Christmas crackers used to be called "Bangs of Expectation?"

Christmas Cracker jokes are bad on purpose because that’s what people love and expect from a cracker.

There's a five-gift rule to filling Christmas stockings; these five gifts should be: a need, a want, to read, to wear, and to do.

In 2011, Norway ran out butter at Christmas. This crisis made international news and is known as the "Norwegian Butter Crisis".

In China, Christmas is celebrated with acrobats, fireworks and jugglers who entertain crowds.

National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day partnered with Save the Children in their “Make the World Better with a Sweater” campaign.

The first-ever ugly Christmas sweater party took place in Vancouver in 2002 and was hosted by Chris Boyd and Jordan Birch.

Tinsel is usually flexible which makes it easy to wrap around anything such as posts, picture frames or ornaments.

In Australia, Santa spreads joy by riding fire trucks and tossing candy to kids during the festive summer season.

Mistletoe has no smell, so anything like a candle, advertised as "mistletoe scented" is a lie.

Did you know that the world's largest candy cane was created in 2011 and was 63 feet tall?

The story of Mary giving birth in the stable included being kept warm by many animals.

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