Speaking of presents ...

[zmeiaspas]

... at what age did you realize that Santa does not exist? (sorry if I spoiled it for someone :BLAA

I think I was 6 or 7. I remember making efforts to write him a letter once or twice I remember how one of my best friends and I were feeling pretty cool because we knew the truth and his younger brother was still delusional. I felt I was an adult at that point ))

Also I think I asked my mom one day in the car. I was like "hey mom, santa does not really exist, right?" She gave me the most puzzled look ever ... she was really wondering what to tell me but she finally opted to tell the truth

 

[discgolfdude]

What do you mean he don't exist? :spank:

My 6yr old daughter asked us this year if it was ok not to believe in Santa. She knows that Mommy and Daddy buys the gifts, but she would still like to see the Santa movies lol.

I think I was 5, when 2 Santas came to my house to bring us gifts, my dad and then his Commanding officer when he was in the Army, while we lived in Germany.

 

[necrotimus]

I had older brothers so I knew pretty early on. After we knew about Santa it became more of a game to find where the presents were hidden. First it was the attic, too easy. Then they stayed in the garage's attic, tougher because required a ladder. Then it was the cars trunk. Next they tried a locked closet, that worked for a year until we found the key and had copies made. But one year they stumped us good. It was made easier because we were just getting one combined gift of the super nintendo and some games. They simply wrapped the box as soon as the bought it and stuck it under the tree with it marked TO: someone else. We were so distraught that year.