19 Tweets About Hanukkah That Will Make You Laugh Out Loud

    “I know you said you only want a little, but I got you a latke!”

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    "It happens to a lot of guys" - girl on Hanukkah to a guy who can't make his oil last 8 days

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    Christmas movies rebooted as Hanukkah movies: -Home Shalom -A Christmas Carole King -It's a Wonderful Life When You Call Your Mother

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    I feel like I understand now why Chanukah happens when it does. We could all use a little light right now. And fried stuff.

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    Think how much more exciting "Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel" would be if they'd written it after the dreidel was dry & ready.

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    My Thanksgiving/Hanukkah miracle will be if one day's supply of alcohol gets me through 8 days with my family.

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    Dads: I know you said you only want a little, but I got you a latke!

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    iTunes has a "Hanukkah Essentials" playlist. It's a bottle of wine.

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    There's no place in retail lonelier than the Hanukkah shelf at a See's Candies in Utah.

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    To educate us on our Jewish heritage, my dad has cooked latkes tonight. So far I've learned breakfast for dinner is AWESOME.

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    My phone has been at ten percent battery life for the last four hours. This is the new Hanukkah.

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    Hanukkah is a corporate conspiracy invented by the Jewish arts & crafts lobby to sell more dreidels.

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    What's cool about words like Chanukah is that u can spell them however you want, changing it up for when your tweet has too many characters.

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    People complain that there aren't enough Hanukkah songs, but "I Saw Mommy Kissing the Mezuzah" just isn't very catchy!

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    Step aside, whiny Christians. It's our time to bring the funk. #starbucks #chanukah

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    Last night Chanukah. Goodbye doughnuts. Hello gym

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    Whether we celebrate Chanukah, Christmas or Kwanzaa I think we can all agree that quality family time is a disaster

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    If I start now, I should have all the wax scraped off the menorah in time for next Hanukkah.