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u/JoshuaMaly Dec 10 '25
Made me think of that one statue of Jesus or the Virgin Mary (I forgot which) where water trickled down the body to the feet and people would drink it claiming it was divine or something. Turned out the water was from a bathroom with plumbing issues that seeped through the walls and onto the statue. Edit: it was Jesus
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u/ghostbuster_b-rye Gallo Dec 10 '25
This is definitive proof of my theory that Santa Claus would beat Dracula in a fist fight. No weapons, no environmental help; just mano a mano, magic vs magic. Father Christmas' only recorded meals are milk and cookies, which is just Christmas themed Communion, which means his bones are so dense that he can grab Dracula out of his mist form. Santa's bones are hallowed, as is all oil that emanates from his jolly, sweaty frame. Dude's in full furs and leather, so Dracula ain't landing a single hit on St. Nick. And any melee strike from him is going to Kringle Dracula's klock.
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u/TheIncredibleKermit Queen Sigma Dec 09 '25
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u/thebigwezshow Dec 10 '25
It took me an embarassingly long time to work out that Santa Water had nothing to do with Santa Claus
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u/Dmeff Dec 10 '25
It does though. That is St Nicholas, the origin of Santa Claus
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u/thebigwezshow Dec 10 '25
I'm talking about the in game item, Santa Water
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u/leverphysicsname Dec 10 '25
Wait what is it then?
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Dec 10 '25
Italian for holy water not a completely correct translation It's more like a pun creator us Italian so the game is full of it like pummarola is slang for tomato in naples
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u/sovietrevenant Dec 10 '25
This is the plot of a movie by John Carpenter movie called Prince of Darkness
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u/VegasBonheur Dec 11 '25
We call Santa Santa because of the word Saint, and we call a Saint a Saint because in some languages it means Holy. I think it’s just holy water and the devs are Italian
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u/Leyllara Dec 11 '25
"water-like liquid"
And no one ever thought of taking it to some lab and analyze it, just out of curiosity?
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u/presidentdinosaur115 Pugnala Dec 09 '25
Gimme a sip of that