1. In the United Kingdom, he is known as Father Christmas.

2. On December 23, 1951, Father Christmas was “executed” in front of some 250 children.

3. So if you believe in Father Christmas, children, like your Uncle Billy does, buy my festering turd of a record.

4. 17 English families leave a mince pie and some milk for Father Christmas on the table before going to bed.

5. With his bushy white beard and red robe edged in white fur, the affable figure of Father Christmas (Santa Claus) seems one of the most popular aspects of the holiday festivities.

6. Esperanto: ·Father Christmas 1961, “Linguist's Library”, in The Linguist, volume 23, number 11: Vi pensas pri tiuj ĝojoplenaj bildoj de Patro Kristnasko kune kun sledo kaj Boacoj, Patro Kristnasko kun ruga nazo kaj tiel plu

7. ‘Each night after going to bed I can hear them downstairs dismantling the Christmas tree Bauble by Bauble.’ ‘Dotted with tiny red berries and decorated with a mix of old and new Baubles, the imitation tree is topped by a Father Christmas ornament that is an incredible 102 years old.’