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==Drunk Uncle Don==
==Drunk Uncle Don==
[[File:Drunk Uncle Don.png|thumb|Drunk Uncle Don]]
[[File:Drunk Uncle Don.png|thumb|Drunk Uncle Don]]
The traditional giftbringer at the vernal equinox is Drunk Uncle Don, depicted as a fat, middle aged, redheaded drunk man clad in spring green and usually wearing garlands of hops, fresh tobacco leaves, and for some reason lemongrass and green onions. In the states of [[Meridia]] and [[Uruvun]], and among certain ethnic groups, he is depicted as carrying {{wp|leeks}} to smack children with, but in most other communities his traditional child-smacking implement is a bundle of {{wp|Equisetum fluviatile|swamp horsetail}} stems. Drunk Uncle Don smacks all children regardless of how they behaved during the previous year, and also gives them gifts regardless of how they behave. He is cast as a benign but morally neutral figure who doesn't really know what the heck he is doing most of the time.
The traditional giftbringer at the vernal equinox is Drunk Uncle Don, depicted as a fat, middle aged, redheaded drunk man clad in spring green and usually wearing garlands of hops, fresh tobacco leaves, and for some reason lemongrass and green onions. In the states of [[Koskenkorva]] and [[Uruvun]], and among certain ethnic groups, he is depicted as carrying {{wp|leeks}} to smack children with, but in most other communities his traditional child-smacking implement is a bundle of {{wp|Equisetum fluviatile|swamp horsetail}} stems. Drunk Uncle Don smacks all children regardless of how they behaved during the previous year, and also gives them gifts regardless of how they behave. He is cast as a benign but morally neutral figure who doesn't really know what the heck he is doing most of the time.


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