Some Holiday Cards Actually Wish People A Merry Christmas

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You’ve got to love a Christmas card which doesn’t pretend to be a politically correct “holiday card” featuring the caricature of a sexy, buxom, bikini-clad, bubble-headed blond that comes from a company run by a woman. Yes, the very beautiful (yup, we did just say that) Buffy McCoy Kelly who heads TattooProjects has no problem latching on to a stereotype and using sex to sell. OK, so it’s just a holiday card but we like it. And we like Buffy too.

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