If you don't like Xmas decoration then please don't hit <ctrl-F5>

Windows users: If you don't like Xmas decoration then please don't hit <ctrl-F5>
Mac users: I hope the Xmas decorated Kitchen Fork don't show up by accident 
@Santa Claus , omg did you see all those wish lists here? https://www.songwriter-forum-kitchen.com/forum/life/the-virtual-christmas-wish-list-topic
Rudolph is going to be busy...
and

...and if we do like them?

PS I really love those illuminating colourful lights!

...and if we do like them?

Then press <ctrl-F5> so the browser reloads the header image of the kitchen complete with Santa on guitar!! ;-)

PS I really love those illuminating colourful lights!

Me too!! Well, now we even are in a XMas tree haha.. Let's see how many artistic presents we have under our tree every day 
Groetjes!! Marti

hey @Mar T. - I'm on Linux and the <ctrl>F5 works for me as well 

It's cool @Mar T. - although he does look a little grumpy. I keep thinking he's holding a gun ...

Love it!

No, it's an axe, Karen. 

@Mar T. - Why do some browsers show the Christmas decorations before Ctrl F5 is pressed?

@Rachel_D that might be caused by your browser's settings (see https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/manually-automatically-clear-browser-history/)..
All has to do with browser caching. The browser will only load the image from the internet (again) if it's not present in the browsers cache.
But most of the internet users don't have automatic emptying turned on.. hence most of them have to force-reload (ctrl-F5 in windows)..

but....... don't we all want the full Christmas banner lay-out automatically
and all the time? (till just after Christmas, that is..  )

no really, it is good fun and cool @Mar T.   

and if you haven't: try it!  hit: <ctrl-F5>

(I am not helping here, am I  ?)

Well Done @Mar T. , you made Santa very Happy 

Hmmm..... the green lamps look very Heineken green me thinks.....

@Rachel_D that might be caused by your browser's settings (see https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/manually-automatically-clear-browser-history/)..
All has to do with browser caching. The browser will only load the image from the internet (again) if it's not present in the browsers cache.
But most of the internet users don't have automatic emptying turned on.. hence most of them have to force-reload (ctrl-F5 in windows)..

thx for the explanation @Mar T.