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gabrieltosh — 9 years ago(December 14, 2016 06:21 AM)

No question definitely a broken back at best but he wouldn't lose consciousness

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Yeah. Going down chimneys in a wheelchair wouldn't of been easy!

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Actually, with regards to the third movie, he would have gone back to his previous life before becoming Santa and wouldn't have any injuries that need to heal in the first place.

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Well, Santa did wave goodbye before he evaporated perhaps to reduce trauma for the little kiddies watching. Perhaps because injured Santa could no longer fulfill his duties he was returned to civilian life for his injury to heal.
Is very bad to steal Jobu's rum. Is very bad.

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The whole point was that Santa stops being Santa when he falls off a roof. It's magic, not neurology.

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