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Top Reasons Why The Christmas Sweater Was Invented
- So that there was one weekend of Winter that girls could go out and party without freezing their asses off. Ugly Sweater Party for Jesus!
- Because your Elementary school librarian has her own clothing line at K-Mart.
- Christmas got a little jealous of Halloween.
- Because people with a lot of bumper stickers on their car got bored.
- To seriously confuse the Chinese children who sew most of them. “Why does that pile of snow have eyes and a hat?”
- To further taunt people whose favorite holiday is Arbor Day. When is that again?
- To appease elderly people after Obama was elected.
- Aunt Sally needed gift ideas!
- Because Santa only hooks up with “nice” girls.
- So your significant other can’t tell how fat you’ve become during the holiday season.
- Because you wanted to start a trend like Regina George’s tank top with holes cut in it. Except so much more cutting edge. Pun intended.
- Someone once decided to partake in a religion that worships Winter-centric symbols and like all religious traditions and ideas, we Americans are truly putting our own spin on it.
- To make further use of sheep for wool after eating delicious mutton and lamb for Christmas
- To “buy local’ in whatever your local community is offering…even hideous ensembles
- Because so many other ugly things are hip these days – ugg boots, monochromatic outfits, snuggies…anything with “u’ and “g’ back to back in its name
- In the venn diagram of options for winter Syracuse drinking, you can only have two of the following: warmth, humor, and dignity. We can see which options gets sacrificed around the holidays.
- Because godwilling when some nationally-ranked student press representative wants to interview you, there is no better ensemble
- To troll people who don’t celebrate Christmas.
- Because that’s what Jesus would do.
- Because It is the one time where Syracuse and ESF students can dress similarly.