Some Guy Named Paul Performs Every 'Home Alone' Part Himself For His Video Christmas Card

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Macaulay Culkin has come a long way since playing Kevin McCallister in the 1990 Christmas classic "Home Alone."

He's not only become a rockstar in his Velvet Underground tribute pizza band, but he's completely restructured his face with some extreme plastic surgery to look just like some random dude named Paul Little.

He's not 'alone' though. The entire cast of "Home Alone" appears to have undergone the very same surgery.

Okay fine, just kidding. What really happened was this guy, Paul, decided to make a video Christmas card for all ya filthy animals by inserting his face onto every single character in your favorite movie.

The result is just... AHHHHHHHH!! -- Mouth open, hands on cheeks.

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THIS Is The Type Of Holiday Gift Every Teacher Wants

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When math teacher Jennifer Davis looked in her school mailbox last week, she found the perfect holiday gift.

Davis, who teaches at West Mesquite High School in Texas, had received a thank-you note from a student. Davis says the note gave her goose bumps.

“Before school even started I dreaded your class," the note read, in part. "I honestly hate math and I didn’t want to repeat Algebra I again. I judged you before I even knew you. Over the year, you’ve shown me what it’s like to have a teacher that truly cares."

Davis told The Huffington Post over the phone that while she has received notes from students in the past, this one was especially touching.

“This was obviously extremely special, especially because we don’t really know each other, and it’s not her favorite class. So it means more that it’s coming from a hard audience,” Davis said. “It just hit the perfect note. It was so genuine and heartfelt and heartwarming.”

We hope more students take a cue from this student and give teachers the recognition they deserve.

(Hat tip, The Dallas Morning News)

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