Debunking the AFA Naughty or Nice List: Barnes & Noble

Another store on the American Family Association's "naughty" list of "Companies against 'Christmas'" is Barnes & Noble.

To recap so far:

• The AFA's War on the War on Christmas (2009)
• Another Year of the AFA's War on the 'War on Christmas'
• Debunking the AFA Naughty & Nice List: Victoria's Secret
• Debunking the AFA's Naughty or Nice List: Limited Brands
• Debunking the AFA's Naughty & Nice List: Hancock Fabrics 

Being on the "naughty" list means that the AFA considers them to be a company that "may use 'Christmas' sparingly in a single or unique product description, but as a company, does not recognize it."

Here are a few screenshots from their website, showing that they do use the word 'Christmas' quite a bit:

A search for 'Christmas' produced 29,772 results. Almost 30,000 Christmas items and the AFA considers them in the same ranks as a company that uses 'Christmas' "sparingly in a single or unique product description"?