Why is it generally accepted that Santa says "ho, ho, ho!"? Why can't it just be one or two hoes?
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rosebud · 12 comments
7 years ago
deleted
· 7 years ago
His fat ass needs three hoes
rosebud
· 7 years ago
hehe
aeacus
· 7 years ago
Because one "ho" is either a garden tool or a derogatory term. Two of them (ho ho) is a snack, so he has to say it three times. Boom science!
rosebud
· 7 years ago
No, a hoe is a garden tool and a derogatory term
aeacus
· 7 years ago
It's not like he spells it out while saying it mr technical
rosebud
· 7 years ago
meh meh meh
aeacus
· 7 years ago
BTW I looked it up he says ho ho ho because it's a form of joyous laughter
rosebud
· 7 years ago
I can ho once and that can be a laugh
aeacus
· 7 years ago
"Santa Claus says "ho ho ho" in order to promote a joyful, happy and laughter-rich image for young children. "Ho ho ho" is an onomatopoeia, which is a word that sounds like what it means. It is used as the sound that Santa makes because it is one of the onomatopoeia words for laughter."
aeacus
· 7 years ago
rosebud
· 7 years ago
Interesting