Christmas card ideas

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  • Drunk santa
  • 'merry bloody christmas'
  • A mug as follows with ' U MUG'
  • 'have a good one'
  • snowflakes
  • complex font for ' merry b.c'
  • Fat santa - 'don't end up like him'
  • emoji

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