[dfwgator]

[Revel]

This can’t be true because Santa still goes around on Christmas eve.

[Fiji Hill]

Could sarcophagus in Türkiye’s Turkey's Antalya hold remains of St. Nicholas known as Santa Claus?

FIFY

[Fiji Hill]

The Mad Greek restaurant in Baker, Calif. displays a list of famous Greeks ranging from Homer and Plato to Aristotle Onassis and Melina Mercouri. Santa also made the list.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Darn!

I forgot to put my shoes out last night for St. Nick to fill with candy!

[Tell It Right]

According to tradition, St. Nicholas' remains were moved to Bari, Italy to protect his remains from being desecrated by the invading Muslims (as were their habit, peace be unto them and their pedo-profit). Then after that, again according to tradition, pieces of his remains were scattered to different churches here and there so everybody could have a piece of him.

Maybe that's how he gets around the world so fast on Christmas Eve. He's already spread out across the world. LOL

[frank ballenger]

Fun fact about the real St. Nicholas.

He used to secretly fill small bags with coins and toss them into open windows of poor people at night as a charity.

Santa’s bag of gifts.

[Redcitizen]

Historical Man in a red suit ping,

[Redcitizen]

Was he found with mistletoe, reindeer fur, a red suit and empty eggnog containers?

[fidelis]

[Billthedrill]

We found out ten years ago - Santa Clause is buried in Finland.

[HYPOCRACY]

Santa Claus Schwab.

[SkyDancer]

I thought he was St. Nickolas from Ireland.