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This has been around the 'net since the 'net was invented.   Read it one more time  ;-) Christmas Cookie Rules 1. If you eat a Christmas cookie fresh out of the oven, it has no calorie
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Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/7/2011 6:03 PM EST
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This has been around the 'net since the 'net was invented.   Read it one more time  ;-)


Christmas Cookie Rules
1. If you eat a Christmas cookie fresh out of the oven, it has no
calories because everyone knows that the first cookie is the test and thus calorie free.

2.
If you drink a diet soda after eating your second cookie, it also has no calories because the diet soda cancels out the cookie calories.

3.
If a friend comes over while you're making your Christmas cookies and needs to sample, you must sample with your friend. Because your friend's first cookie is calories free (rule #1), yours is also. It would be rude to let your friend sample alone and, being the friend that you are, that makes your cookie calorie free.

4.
Any cookie calories consumed while walking around will fall to your feet and eventually fall off as you move. This is due to gravity and the density of the caloric mass.

5.
Any calories consumed during the frosting of the Christmas cookies will be used up because it takes many calories to lick excess frosting from a knife without cutting your tongue.

6.
Cookies colored red or green have very few calories. Red ones have three and green ones have five - one calorie for each letter. Make more red ones!

7.
Cookies eaten while watching Miracle on 34th Street have no
calories because they are part of the entertainment package and not part of one's personal fuel.

8.
As always, cookie pieces contain no calories because the process of breaking causes calorie leakage.

9.
Any cookies consumed from someone else's plate have no calories because the calories rightfully belong to the other person and will cling to their plate. We all know how calories like to CLING!

10.
Any cookies consumed while feeling stressed have no calories because cookies used for medicinal purposes NEVER have calories. It's a rule! So, go out and enjoy those Christmas Cookies - we get them only this time of year!

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/7/2011 9:34 PM EST
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Nancy:  Love it!!!  Thanks.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/7/2011 11:34 PM EST
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I Hi NANCY;  great set of rules; thanx for sharing!Laughing
is has been around the 'net since the 'net was invented.   Read it one more time  ;-) Christmas Cookie Rules 1. If you eat a Christmas cookie fresh out of the oven, it has no calories because everyone knows that the first cookie is the test and thus calorie free. 2. If you drink a diet soda after eating your second cookie, it also has no calories because the diet soda cancels out the cookie calories. 3. If a friend comes over while you're making your Christmas cookies and needs to sample, you must sample with your friend. Because your friend's first cookie is calories free (rule #1), yours is also. It would be rude to let your friend sample alone and, being the friend that you are, that makes your cookie calorie free. 4. Any cookie calories consumed while walking around will fall to your feet and eventually fall off as you move. This is due to gravity and the density of the caloric mass. 5. Any calories consumed during the frosting of the Christmas cookies will be used up because it takes many calories to lick excess frosting from a knife without cutting your tongue. 6. Cookies colored red or green have very few calories. Red ones have three and green ones have five - one calorie for each letter. Make more red ones! 7. Cookies eaten while watching Miracle on 34th Street have no calories because they are part of the entertainment package and not part of one's personal fuel. 8. As always, cookie pieces contain no calories because the process of breaking causes calorie leakage. 9. Any cookies consumed from someone else's plate have no calories because the calories rightfully belong to the other person and will cling to their plate. We all know how calories like to CLING! 10. Any cookies consumed while feeling stressed have no calories because cookies used for medicinal purposes NEVER have calories. It's a rule! So, go out and enjoy those Christmas Cookies - we get them only this time of year!
Posted by Nancy G[/QUOTE]

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/7/2011 11:37 PM EST
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Nancy,  Thank you for tonight's laughs!!  I was so tired and now this is
giving me my second wind!! lol lol

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 12:41 AM EST
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Good timing, Nancy, as I debated having one of my lemon bars!

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 6:19 AM EST
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Christmas Cookies RULE at Christmastime. Love making them, sharing them and most of all...eating them.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 6:44 AM EST
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Love those rules - especially the one that broken cookies have no calories.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 7:14 AM EST
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YES!!!!!  You've convinced me.  Time to start baking!!!

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 7:27 AM EST
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 when I make cookies for the holidays their is no one alode it the kitchen.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 8:27 AM EST
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Oh thank goodness for the Christmas cookie rules!!!!  I will begin baking next week!  I still have 10 days of "alone" time until hubby gets back from his AF duty. Wink

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 9:50 AM EST
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don' know where you got the rules but that is sure cute love it

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/8/2011 10:31 AM EST
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Nancy you forgot the last rule.

Rule # 11
A cookie in each hand is a balanced diet.

Thank you for sharing.  This time of year..and year round these rules will come in handy.  We do how ever have to change the title of the movie to make it appropriate for each season. I would guess that the more one cries during the movie the more calories expended resulting in a caloric deficit allowing you to consume more cookies.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/11/2011 4:59 AM EST
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Thanks Nancy,This is the first time I'm seeing this set of rules.No wonder I've gained all this weight, I haven't been following the rules.Only red cookies this year for me ! lol ! Cute

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/12/2011 8:43 AM EST
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How about cookies in red bags?  Our work cookie exchange is today and I saw chocolate pecan cookies in red bags!

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/12/2011 9:48 AM EST
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In Response to Re: Christmas Cookie Rules:
How about cookies in red bags?  Our work cookie exchange is today and I saw chocolate pecan cookies in red bags!
Posted by JUDY O


Not 100% sure on this but cookies in gift bags are exempt from calories because they are a gift.  All calories remain in the bag. But just to be sure gently shake the bag before opening to make sure the calories have dropped to the bottom.Innocent

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/15/2011 12:42 PM EST
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There is a lot of great advice about cookies. I love it.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/15/2011 2:11 PM EST
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Rule # 14 .... Never take any sweets to a school.  Mass hysteria sets in and you can be injured.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/15/2011 4:30 PM EST
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In Response to Re: Christmas Cookie Rules:
Rule # 14 .... Never take any sweets to a school.  Mass hysteria sets in and you can be injured.
Posted by Nancy G


Nancy, you can take them to school under 2 conditions.
1. They are to be consumed in the parents car on the way home.
2. They are not your kids!

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/15/2011 5:01 PM EST
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I think the condition is that the person handing out sweets must wear armor and have a pocket full of asprin.

Re: Christmas Cookie Rules

posted at 12/15/2011 6:11 PM EST
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I ABSOLUTELY LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE THESE RULES!!! Never heard of them & will print out for my fridge
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