The year 2009 is not the best year in the book. A lot of deaths shocked the senses out of everyone while natural calamities swept nations and cities. To put it bluntly 2009 was a rough year for all of us.

So why don’t we try to give our best Christmas 2009 celebrations to wash away all the bad memories hmm? We came up with brand new animated Christmas cards and Christmas video greetings only seen at CardFunk that you can enjoy this year. Remember the dancing santa and sexy dancing santa girls we came up with last year? This year we’re going to make…

SO. MUCH. MORE.

You don’t have to settle as a dancing elf for this year. You can be so much more than just a couple of dancing elves. Choose from a wide selection of dancing characters this Christmas and use your own photo on these Christmas cards.

Dancing Elf? Why not Dancing Christmas Cowboys? Or Christmas Celebrities? or maybe even Dancing Christmas Toys? You can be anything and anyone!

With CardFunk, you can be so much more than just a Christmas elf and take on so many different roles. All you have to do is upload your photo.

We’re not just about to unveil all the cool Christmas video greetings we have in store for you guys. So to be updated, why don’t you bookmark this page, or subscribe to this blog so you can receive useful updates?

Christmas gifts aren’t the only special thing about being a kid. It’s actually more on the sheer excitement of getting those Christmas gifts and all those toys. As you grow older, you start expecting smaller-sized Christmas gifts (smaller size, bigger value of course) but how many of us can remember the anxiety and the hope that that huge box under the Christmas tree is ours?

When you’re a kid, the bigger the box, the better. Let’s not forget the Nintendo ‘64 kids:

Seriously, when was the last time you felt excited over a Christmas gift? Maybe the reason why parents love giving toys as presents is really more about satisfying their own christmas wishes. I mean come on, who didn’t laugh at this video? Part of us kind of wished we were that kid.

If not for the Nintendo ‘64, at least for the excitement of receiving a Christmas toy that you really really want.