Why was the advent calendar afraid?
Its days were numbered!
Its days were numbered!
"Its days were numbered" is a common idiom for something that's about to end or run out of time — but an advent calendar literally has its days numbered (1 through 24). The calendar's fear is completely justified: it really does count down to its own irrelevance, opening the last door on Christmas Eve and then ceasing to have any purpose whatsoever.
Say "its days were numbered" with the gravity of a thriller movie narrator, even though the subject is a chocolate calendar on the kitchen counter.
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