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Published December 22, 2021

Larry David loathes Christmas, we're dropping a lot more "F" bombs, and Beyonce and JAY-Z compete in Oscar category

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Larry David doesn't get invited to holiday parties, but don't feel bad for him. He likes it that way.

 The Co-creator of "Seinfeld" and "Curb your Enthusiasm" says he hates all holidays, especially Christmas.

 In an article he wrote for Graydon Carter's Air Mail titled "A very Larry David Christmas," he explains, "I'm a creature of habit and can't tolerate anything that throws me off my normal routine."

His friends and co-workers got the message long ago and stopped inviting him to celebrations.

David says, "Over the years, my Scrooginess at these Christmas Day gatherings became so intolerable that in due course everyone realized how much better the day would be without my off-putting, nay, offensive presence."

He also hates holiday movies, holiday music, and holiday greetings such as returning "Merry Christmas" pleasantries.

As for the presents? He hates that too, saying, "The attendant pile of garbage that accumulates from opening them, an environmental disaster simultaneously taking place in living rooms across the country."

He says he spends the day alone on Christmas day, eating Chinese food by himself.

Have a watch to see how art can imitate life in the clip below.

Blame the pandemic for your potty mouth

Have you noticed people are dropping a lot more “f” bombs lately?

According to a study, the pandemic is causing more of us to drop cuss words. At least that's what we're blaming it on. It’s the juicy ones too, not the PG-13 fiddle sticks, or shucks.

Use of the big ones has tripled over the last 18 months.

Swearing on Facebook is up 41-percent and 30-percent on Twitter.

image courtesy of pixabay

Beyoncé and Jay-Z could be in competition for an Oscar

Power couple Beyoncé and Jay-Z could make history when the Oscar nominations are announced.

The Academy has come out with their shortlist of nominees, and both are on there for best original song.

Beyoncé was shortlisted for "Be Alive" from "King Richard," while husband Jay'Z made a list for "Guns Go Bang" from "The Harder They Fall."

If they make the cut, it'll be the first time a married couple has competed with each other in a category.

Oscar nominations are announced on February 8th.

feature image courtesy of Sean Ganann via Flickr

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