7 brilliantly weird Christmas traditions we need to adopt this year
Crapping crib figurines? Child-eating cats? Terrifying devil parades? Why haven't we copied these yet?
Published: Thursday, 1 December 2016 at 8:00 am
The Yule Cat, Iceland

Cats are the darlings of the internet – but don't got seeking them out on Christmas Eve in Iceland.
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The Christmas Cat – or Jólakötturinn – is a giant cat that will eat any children who aren't given a new item of clothing for Christmas. Better get knitting that scarf sharpish...
Some versions of the story are a little less scary – the cat only eats the Christmas dinner of the poor clothe-less kids – but either way, it definitely makes a new pair of socks seem much less naff.
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Here's Björk singing about the nasty kitty – our favourite new festive single.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rj6skZAHfQE
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