Thanks nodebit for making Bowl After Bowl possible and giving life to this stream! Spencer and Laurien share stories of a Merry Christmas including the best gifts shared, frugal finds, a classic holiday movie finally seen, and the city's first snowfall. Also, we remember folks lost around Ch ristmas this year and send health karma to GWFF and his family. In other No Agenda Social community news, check out 33slaves.com if you haven't yet. You can make your own contributions, plus commandlinekid put a lot of work into making it happen. A Santa of 33 yearscontinues to answer kids' toughest questions, like who his favorite reindeer is. But in humbug news, Denmark claims to have found 33 cases of the new 'rona variant and Pennsylvani ordered 33 more restaurants to close after they got caught feeding their patrons inside. Funny enough, a Pennsylvania restaurant hit with nearly $10,000 in state citations for reopening their business in May was found not guilty because apparently the governor and Department of Health's orders cannot be punished under criminal law. We mention a Boston doctor's allergic reaction to the Moderna vaccine, how Biden's 33-year-old niece gets no jail time for Pennsylvania DUI, and Bill Gates' proposed sun-dimming technology. Yikes. Meanwhile, a high school senior in Nevada is suing after being forced to take a Critical Race Theory class forcing students to identify as oppressed or oppressors. Lisa Montgomery's execution date is on hold because of a stay of motion since her lawyers came down with the coof. Initially, the Justice Department had rescheduled it for January 12. Her family may not admire the president, who started taking care of business when it comes to prisoners sitting on death row, but Trump is 2020's most admired man. He even gave a presidential pardon to Weldon Angelos for a federal marijuana conviction, of which he served 13 years of his sentence. A 420 POW was also pardoned under Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Kansas City made it into a High Times headline after cops suggested pot may have caused this month's spike in fatal car crashes. A major donor to Montana's legalization initiative is facing prosecution related to campaign finance which hedges on whether or not their sole purpose is election interference. But in