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12 hilarious Christmas cards that are most definitely better than yours

Look at these Christmas cards and be inspired for next year.

Dec 15th 2014, 9:30 PM 36,048 Views 20 Comments

‘TIS THE SEASON for sending and receiving Christmas cards.

As such, it seems appropriate to round up some of the most hilarious Christmas cards on the internet that will undoubtedly put yours to shame.

1. This tremendous card from a local postman

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2. This card from a guy who wanted to assure his parents that Los Angeles wasn’t having a bad influence on his lifestyle.

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3. “Are you seeing anyone?” “No, but I have two cats.”

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4. This card showcasing exemplary parenting skills.

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5. Imagine sending this to your granny, though.

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6. Once again, some model parenting on show.

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7. Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi’s attempt at breaking the internet.

Here’s a holiday wish from me and Portia to you. pic.twitter.com/Ag1Xpn3zOg
— The Ellen Show (@EllenDeGeneres) November 18, 2014

Source: Ellen DeGeneres/Twitter

8. This delightful wordplay.

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9. <3

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10.There were Apple nerds before the iPhone 6, you know.

funny-christmas-cards-apple-computer Source: runt-of-the-web

11. A thoroughly modern family portrait.

card13 Source: 9Gag

12. And this important note from our feline friends.

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