Happy Holidays (18)

Wrap up all the holidays in one Rubber Chicken Card bow and send one of our 14 hysterical Holiday ecards.

Holiday - MacDoodle and Son

The Great Scotland Yard detective and his nitwit son track clues in order to discover the holiday.

Happy Holidays and a Better New Year starring "God"

God knows it's been a horrible, horrible year! But things are turning around.

Happy Holidays - "Rube Goldberg"

This complicated machine ends up in a simple happy holiday message. Rube Goldberg designed many black and white panel cartoons that celebrated turning simple ideas into complex machines. This is our homage to him and a really fun Holiday card.

Holidays - "Marlene and Dave"

The Marlene and Dave Home Shopping Network brings us a special Holiday Gift.

Happy Holiday - "Sister Mary Margaret"

Sister Mary Margaret,The Nun of Hallucinatory Habits, has a wee bit of a story ta tell ya ...don???t ya know.

Happy Holidays #2 - "Guptah"

Guptah shares her thinking on the real meaning of the holidays.

Holidays - "Carlita d'mechanic"

Carlita the mechanic has a "Mitzvah for your motor" this holiday season.

Happy Holidays (Peace) - "Frankie and Eddie"

The dancing, singing feathered ding dongs prattle and warble a song about loving everyone.

Christmas - "Packrats"

Ruth and Ed share their process of collecting more that half a million fruit cakes.

Hanukkah and Christmas ecard with "Sister Mary Margaret"

The good nun has a vision and a chat with God about the meaning of Hanukkah.

Holidays - "Juicy Juice"

Kimmie, the Juicy Juice Bar girl, wields her cell phone and tries to help a religious figure with a holiday juice boost.

Happy Holidays - "Sweet Chicken"

Using words, sweet music, and holiday images, this heartfelt holiday card expresses warm holiday wishes.

Happy Holidays - "Stinky Dog"

Stinky Dog tries to think of something to give the one he adores on the holidays.

Happy Holidays - "Master Liu"

The great Chinese sage, Master Liu, would have something dynamic to say about the holidays, if he could remember.

Happy Holidays #2 - "Stinky Dog"

Stinky Dog tries to figure out how to celebrate all of these wonderful holidays at the end of the year.

Happy Holidays - "Beezle Bob"

Beezle Bob, the Devil, tries to create a way to do some good, called "more gifts", which backfires in a big way.

Holidays - "Sinclair, the Hipster"

Sinclair, the hipster, wrestles with a concept of Holidays. Can you love without the story of Christmas, can you have courage without the story of Hanukkah. What does Sinclair end up with?

Happy Holidays (LGBTQ ) - "Runway"

Twinkie, AKA the Torso, creates a collection for the LGBT community that reflects love all around.

Happy Whatever!

This is a fairly new "Official" category for us, here at Rubber Chicken eCards, and it's the type of celebration that's sorta, kinda funny, but mostly it celebrates being really wonderful and thoughtful... just like you are, dear Rubber Chicken eCard person, you!

A "Rose" by Any Name

We offer "Happy Holidays" because, now-a-days, we all have friends and family who are not Christian, not Jewish, not Muslim, not Hindu, nor are they Buddhist. We know they probably believe in something... er, maybe we should say someone or maybe it's better to say some higher power, but then again, maybe none of that is necessary. We love them and we want to let them know that we're thinking of them and wishing them all the best during this time of year, no matter what they call it. And no matter what we call it. So, that's why "Happy Holidays" is here.

TMI!

Okay, here's a little insight into us: so, we met these good people and now they're friends of ours, and we all get along great, but it just so happens that we never got around to asking them --or maybe we did and they told us, but now we don't remember-- anyway, the point is, it doesn't really matter, we like them all a lot! And the fact is, now that so much time's gone by... the truth is, we'd kind of be embarrassed to ask them. So, Viola! "Happy Holidays" is now a category of eCards! That may not be YOUR circumstance, but if it is, now you got a bunch of Rubber Chicken eCards to choose from.

Something for Everyone

Or better, yet, maybe you're like millions of other, super-friendly and inclusive people who don't need labels and aren't really interested in them, but they DO like wishing people well, and letting people know we all care about each other. THAT'S gotta be a holiday worth celebrating, right?!

A Little R-E-S-P-E-C-T (Take out the "TCB")

Think of "Holidays" as a way to show respect, kind of like how we use the term, "MS", instead of calling a woman "miss" or "missus" when we don't know if they're currently married, divorced , or blissfully single. So, it's the end of the year --and the new year hasn't started yet-- so hey, everybody, we wish you all a happy... "Holidays"! EVERY holiday... and we're serious mean, "EVERYBODY", so lighten up, Fox News!

All-in-One (in a "Good" Way)

"Holidays" lets us turn what would normally be a wide assortment of disparate, "Near the End of the Year" celebrations into a super-big-boffo-happy-hullabaloo! So, kind of like Jerry Seinfeld's "Festivus", we want to offer you and those you love, the celebration, "Holidays"... ah, a day to commemorate... ah, let's sit down and eat.

Considered For Your Approval...

All kidding aside (yes, we're capable, we just can't sustain it... insert your own snarky comment here), it's important to be considerate, aware and sensitive to people's beliefs, even when their beliefs fall under the "None of the Above" category (see, what we mean, how long were we able to sustain that?).