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The advent of Santa Binky – also known as Polar Santa and even Santa Claws – was a mixed blessing. While practically everyone agreed that he was cute and fuzzy, he dealt rather more harshly with those at the bottom of the Naughty List than his predecessor. After a series of Christmas Eve disappearances it became obvious that he would sometimes come down the chimney into their houses hungry for more than milk and cookies.

The Santa Clause was on the other day, and though the movie skirts the issue, there's an Incarnations of Immortality-esque theme. Tim killed Santa, albeit accidentally, and had to take his place. Which brings us to Binky, who just wanted a nice dinner and ended up with a career change. 83

Binky's name come from an Alaska Zoo polar bear who just barely missed eating a German tourist who climbed into his pen to get a better photo.

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Leika

Posted by Leika 14 years ago Report

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

Though usually the previous owner of the title doesn't get digested by the new one. 83

Terastas

Posted by Terastas 14 years ago Report

And remember, Binky has eight years to find a Mrs. Clause. ~_^

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

Or a harem of Mrs. Clauses. Some bears, some human perhaps. 83:O

Terastas

Posted by Terastas 14 years ago Report

Sure. Why should he care if his name winds up on the naughty list or not? ^_^

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

If an abusive husband gets on the Naughty List and ends up taking a trip through Santa Binky's digestive tract, -someone- needs to comfort the bereaved wife, and there's plenty of room in Binky's lap. 83

sansuki

Posted by sansuki 14 years ago Report

I am quite confident that I never expected to see a reference to Piers Anthony's works in the description of a picture of a bear. My word. Applause; and that adds yet one more to the tally of people who have read at least the first of those books on this site.

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

I read all five, though they got progressively less interesting as the series went on. In On A Pale Horse the main character became Death in the first chapter; by the end the protagonist didn't assume the mantle until the last page of the book and we didn't get to see her do a single God thing.

Misasura

Posted by Misasura 14 years ago Report

ere were 8 books. I know I've got 7 books. I haven't finished the second though. After all, how do you top Death?

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

It seems I read the first seven and didn't know there was an eighth. And yes, how do you top Death?

2quick4u

Posted by 2quick4u 14 years ago Report

I think you will rather enjoy "For the Love of Evil".

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

I read that one. It was all right. Probably my second favorite after On A Pale Horse.

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

Anthony is a pervert and would stick implied bear sex in a book in a heartbeat. 83

sansuki

Posted by sansuki 14 years ago Report

Oh, necessarily. Considering he had implied blob sex (and vore!) in the second book. Also: You may not know this, but there are actually eight of them! The sixth is all about Evil/Satan, and might be the best of the bunch; the seventh is wretched and the eighth is worse. But the sixth is worth checking out from a library, it's a fun little read.

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

It seems I read all but the last one. I thought 'And Eternity' was pretty bad. I do remember liking For Love Of Evil. Blob sex? I remember Time and some woman eating pudding, each seeing the other un-eat it, but I don't remember any vore.

sansuki

Posted by sansuki 14 years ago Report

The slimy, blobby Bug Eyed Monster (B.E.M.) and it's ability to take the shape of an absurdly voluptuous women (BEM-femme); not only it is implied that the impossibly hackneyed space adventurer has sex with the BEM, but Time/Norton is almost eaten by it.

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

I don't remember that at all. But then I didn't like Bearing An Hourglass and only read it once, 25 years ago.

orca13

Posted by orca13 14 years ago Report

Nice! What's that Redfang you want to eat the bear? Well if you ask nicely I bet Strega might let you, but ask him/her first don't eat him/her until after he gives you a reply.
- Redfang nods ok-

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

I have a Redfang in one of my stories, too. He only appears the once, but he's there in the backstory.

Stank

Posted by Stank 14 years ago Report

This is pretty awesome. And the suit's coloring is quite impressive. Makes me think I can just... reach in... and touch it... and be eaten by Santa Claws...

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

It's amazing what a little highlight and shadowing and then the dodge/burn tools will do. 83

quirkylilme

Posted by quirkylilme 14 years ago Report

Oh, NO! A bear ate Tim Allen! D: One of my favorite comedians! Dx

quirkylilme

Posted by quirkylilme 14 years ago Report

And, coincidentally, the Santa Clause 2 and 3 were on earlier today. o.o

Kiala_Tiagra

Posted by Kiala_Tiagra 14 years ago Report

ohhhh i remember that movie XD

voreme

Posted by voreme 14 years ago Report

merry christmas to all and to all a good digesting!!!! ^^

Draug

Posted by Draug 14 years ago Report

Strange how much more friendly people/beasts become when wearing a Santa outfit. I'm sure Binky will find more advantages than disadvantages in his new job. Like unlimited amount of milk and delicious cookies. And delicious bad people. :p

Have you seen the Supernatural episode where an evil Santa kidnaps people and drags them up the chimney to feast on them? It's a pretty funny episode. That's how I imagine Binky now. Instead of joy and happiness everyone will flee in terror each time there comes a strange draft from the fire place.

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

I haven't. When I watch TV it's usually just on as background noise. Thus I avoid shows I actually have to pay attention to. 83

icn

Posted by icn 14 years ago Report

This is a brilliant idea.
It needs several follow-ups.
Is this one of your Polar Bears that also exchange sex for a seal with Inuit women?

Strega

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

It might be. I have a bunch of related worlds my stories take place in, with the nanuqs being in one of them.