Hey all,
I'm hangin' out in Ireland at the moment with my family for Christmas, finally got internet access and just wanted to wish everyone a fantastic Christmas and an awesome New Year.
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by sam » December 24th, 2009, 6:47 pm
thanks paul, enjoy your time with your extended family!
it is a white christmas here and in most of the usa. first one i can recall.
it is a white christmas here and in most of the usa. first one i can recall.
i miss everyone here
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by GameandWatch » December 25th, 2009, 1:50 am
Merry Christmas to all!
That includes non-Christians! Why? Because just because you don't celebrate a holiday doesn't mean you can't be happy on that day anyway!
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That includes non-Christians! Why? Because just because you don't celebrate a holiday doesn't mean you can't be happy on that day anyway!
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by Dalevl » December 25th, 2009, 3:20 am
Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year to everyone !
We should just have one big religious holiday that packs everything into one day to save us the trouble of being politically correct
We should just have one big religious holiday that packs everything into one day to save us the trouble of being politically correct
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by GameandWatch » December 25th, 2009, 2:57 pm
What do you think Christmas was about?
The Roman Catholic Church, while it expanded, saw all the pagan rituals that happened during the winter solstice, so they decided to say that that date was the date of the birth of Christ, to make it easier for pagans to convert to Christianity.
The Roman Catholic Church, while it expanded, saw all the pagan rituals that happened during the winter solstice, so they decided to say that that date was the date of the birth of Christ, to make it easier for pagans to convert to Christianity.
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