A red brick wrapped in a green bow sits beside a small wooden bat and a silver bauble.

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Bernice

Well, I think we should get some bricks and some baseball bats and go over there and teach them the true meaning of Christmas.

— Designing Women ‧ 1986

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What it means

Our interpretation.

Here, a sarcastic twist on holiday goodwill: instead of kindness, the speaker proposes bricks and baseball bats as a lesson in the 'true meaning' of Christmas. The humour comes from pairing festive language with an absurdly violent plan, showing how angry they are at someone.

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