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Many Christmas's ago, Frank Costanza went to buy a doll for George.
There was only one doll left and as he reached for it, so did another man.
After struggling for the doll, he thought there could be another way.
The doll was destroyed, but out of that, a new holiday was born.
It was called Festivus. A Festivus for the Rest of Us.
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Requires no decoration. Frank finds tinsel distracting. The pole is aluminum tall, silver, hollow, long and skinny.
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At the Festivus dinner, you gather your family around and tell them all the ways they have disappointed you over the last year.
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The head of the family tests his strength against another friend or family member.The great honor is given out to a different person each year. In Seinfeld, Cosmo Kramer was given the honor but turned it down to George Costanza as he had an appointment. Festivus is not over until the head of the family is pinned.
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Non-denominational alternate Christmas-time holiday featured on SEINFELD, Season 9, episode No. 166, "The Strike" .
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This Festivus Page brought to you by
"I HAVE A LOT OF PROBLEMS WITH YOU PEOPLE!!"
KATHERINE WILLIS
The Unofficial Spokesperson for Festivus
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| SEEN AND HEARD: |
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Festivus, The Holiday for the Rest of Us
Foreward by Jerry Stiller
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| The New York Times, Fooey to the World: Festivus is Come by Allen Salkin |
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| Psychology Today |
| Tacoma, Washington News Tribune |
| SeattlePI.com |
| Plastic.com |
| MuseumofHoaxes.com |
| Wickapedia.com |
| IMDb.com |
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| CNN, Paula Zhan Show |
| KVUE TV ABC, Austin, TX |
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| NPR |
| 590AM KFNS, St. Louis |
| The Michael Smerconish Show, 1210 AM, Philly |
| 1010 WINS, New York |
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