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Santa sneaks around two Missouri cities

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It's not your typical Christmas tradition.  An inflatable Santa is making the rounds in Glendale and Kirkwood, Missouri.

Here's how it works.  You'll wake up one morning to find Santa on your front lawn.  You're supposed to keep him for 24 hours and then ship him off to his next destination (a neighbor).

The problem is no one knows exactly who Santa belongs to or how the tradition started but they sure are keeping it going.

You can even track Santa online.  All you have to do is follow the link below.

http://secretsanta2012.com/

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