Wondering if folk would be interested in trying to identify somewhat obscure holiday references - I’m thinking about lines from songs/movies - and seeing if folk can identify them. Figured either the line or the source should have some reasonably obvious connection to the end of year holidays.
Here are a couple:
MOVIE - “Now I have a machine gun. Ho ho ho.”
SONG - “Snow, John - snow!”
Hope those aren’t too easy or too obscure. Make a guess, and post your own.
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Yeah - figured I’d do one really easy, another maybe not so. I do music far more than movies…
From Westerlos With Love?
“Send somebody to the Stop’n’Go. We need some celery and a can of fake snow, a bag of lemons and some Diet Sprite, a box of tampons, some Marlboro Lights.”
The movie is obviously the first Die Hard. The song … I dunno. Have to think about it. 
Yeah, but that’s not really a line. It’s words on a sign.
This sounds suspiciously like the lyrics to “Christmas with the Family” or whatever it’s called.
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Ah yes, gotta love them Christmas classics! That, of course, is Robert Earl Keen "Merry Christmas From the Family.’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P37xPiRz1sg
Continuing with this heart-warming theme …
The cold and empty evening hangs around me like a ghost
I listen to my footsteps in the snow
The sound of one man walkin’ through the snow can break your heart
But stopping doesn’t help, so on I’ll go …
It’s a line as well. Hans Gruber reads it from the sweatshirt.
In case anyone is interested as this thread quickly passes, it is spoken by Nancy Griffith on John Prine’s x-mas album, following Silver Bells. One of our favorite x–mas albums - I thought one of the many John Prine fans around here would catch it.