Tony Blair's Christmas card is the stuff nightmares are made of

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Neha Prakash
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Tony Blair's Christmas card is the stuff nightmares are made of
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair leaves his house in central London, May 28, 2012. Credit: Sang Tan

Former British Prime Minster Tony Blair released a joyless, soul-sucking holiday card Monday, to wish everyone a season filled with death, destruction and general sorrow.

Blair's unsettling Christmas card, showcasing an empty gaze and toothy-grin, hit the Internet hard, inspiring the Twitter hashtag #ThingsLessUncomfortableThanTonyBlairsChristmasCard.

I like how Tony Blair's Christmas card is really nice and definitely not terrifying/the stuff of nightmares: pic.twitter.com/9TXQccicZE

— Marie Le Grinch (@youngvulgarian) December 1, 2014

Blair, you should really consider hiring the Kardashian's art director for your next holiday photo shoot -- surely you could use the Photoshop help.

Their Christmas card suggests that Cherie Blair's been dead for weeks and Tony's straining from the effort of holding up her embalmed body

— nash jenkins (@pnashjenkins) December 1, 2014

Is it just me or does Tony Blair resemble The Demon Headmaster in his new 2014 Christmas Card? pic.twitter.com/lZSwimZPcL

— Lucy Wood (@IamLucyWood) December 1, 2014

Seems Tony Blair has been taking lessons from Chandler Bing on how to smile for a Christmas card. pic.twitter.com/34ZuKqewuo

— Scott Carruthers (@Scotty_McTweety) December 1, 2014

Blair christmas card #CameronMustGo #tonyblair pic.twitter.com/FRQLzUddI0

— Mark The Vicar™ (@MarkCollyerReal) December 1, 2014

The strange thing about Tony Blair's Christmas card is how the teeth seem to follow you round the room. pic.twitter.com/UXUL2pAY5u

— Carl Maxim (@carlmaxim) December 1, 2014

If you close your eyes and say Tony Blair in the mirror 3 times. He appears right behind you #tonyblairchristmascard pic.twitter.com/BNf1lGH87W

— Shimon (@Shimonycricket) December 1, 2014

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