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    What's really depressing is, when I first saw this headline, I immediately started thinking of songs from the 80s, because I still think of the 80s as 20 years ago.

    What's really depressing is, when I first saw this headline, I immediately started thinking of songs from the 80s, because I still think of the 80s as 20 years ago.

    One of my favorite things in the world is Richard Cheese re-imagining "Holiday in Cambodia" as a Christmas song.

    One of my favorite things in the world is Richard Cheese re-imagining "Holiday in Cambodia" as a Christmas song.

    Clearly, starring as Clinton in the re-enactments is what lured Keith Phipps away from AV Club.

    Clearly, starring as Clinton in the re-enactments is what lured Keith Phipps away from AV Club.

    Scott Adsit or GTFO.

    Scott Adsit or GTFO.

    Pokemon!
    Done.

    Pokemon!
    Done.

    The gold standard here is Big Star's "Jesus Christ." Also, I don't know if "River" falls into the "overplayed" category for you, but it belongs on any Christmas playlist, regardless of how many people only know it from Love Actually.

    The gold standard here is Big Star's "Jesus Christ." Also, I don't know if "River" falls into the "overplayed" category for you, but it belongs on any Christmas playlist, regardless of how many people only know it from Love Actually.

    He did play the Christmas show two years ago, but I think that had less to do with Christmas and more to do with the 30th anniversary of John Lennon's death. After all, he played FOUR songs, including two Beatles songs, and I think that was kind of the unspoken assumption.

    He did play the Christmas show two years ago, but I think that had less to do with Christmas and more to do with the 30th anniversary of John Lennon's death. After all, he played FOUR songs, including two Beatles songs, and I think that was kind of the unspoken assumption.

    Camp Monk Academy
    CUT THE SHIT

    Camp Monk Academy
    CUT THE SHIT