Merry Christmas to all!!!

And to you & those special to you. Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas!!!!!!

Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!!

Merry Christmas to u too and happy early new years

happy kwanza, happy hanika

sorry for spelling.
i felt this thread was a little biast you forgot other religions too it made me sad seeing all those left out

Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring ,except for a Sput.Merry Christmas and to all a good night!

Merry Christmas!!! Have a pleasant New Years!!!!!

Dear Hamers, thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings. I would like to ensure you that the thread that I created was not biased at all and I did not had any specific intentions. A very quick background about me might help you to understand where I am coming from. I was born and raised in Greece until my 24 years of age when I moved permanently in the United States due to my job obligation and since the year 2007 I live in the U.S.. In my country of origin (Greece) we use to say "Merry Christmas" not based on any religious preferences, as you stated in your previous message, but because this is our tradition. Please, pay attention..This is our tradition. When I moved in the States everyone is peaky and if I may say, afraid, to say "Merry Christmas" due to political issues and most of people are usually say "happy holidays". It is worth to be mentioned that if you travel in a another country besides the United States, if you say "Merry Christmas" to them no one will get offended...Most likely they will share their traditions with you, based on my personal experiences! But in the United States just to be in the safe side you might need to say "happy holidays" so no one, for example as you, feel excluded or offended. Based on the way that you worded your message, I assume that you live in the United States. Nevertheless, lets share our cultural traditions during these days and lets don't be bittersweet.

Merry Christmas or Happy Hanika!! -- Panos

Dear Hamers, thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings. I would like to ensure you that the thread that I created was not biased at all and I did not had any specific intentions. A very quick background about me might help you to understand where I am coming from. I was born and raised in Greece until my 24 years of age when I moved permanently in the United States due to my job obligation and since the year 2007 I live in the U.S.. In my country of origin (Greece) we use to say "Merry Christmas" not based on any religious preferences, as you stated in your previous message, but because this is our tradition. Please, pay attention..This is our tradition. When I moved in the States everyone is peaky and if I may say, afraid, to say "Merry Christmas" due to political issues and most of people are usually say "happy holidays". It is worth to be mentioned that if you travel in a another country besides the United States, if you say "Merry Christmas" to them no one will get offended...Most likely they will share their traditions with you, based on my personal experiences! But in the United States just to be in the safe side you might need to say "happy holidays" so no one, for example as you, feel excluded or offended. Based on the way that you worded your message, I assume that you live in the United States. Nevertheless, lets share our cultural traditions during these days and lets don't be bittersweet.

Merry Christmas or Happy Hanika!! -- Panos

Panos, if you want to wish a Merry Christmas, you go right ahead.

Happy holidays, kwanza, hanakuh, and any other holiday there might be during the month of December. Oh wait Hanakuh is over, well belated hanakuh, don't forget to buy dogfight shirts from paul

For all of our atheist friends, "HAPPY TUESDAY"!

Hamers i dont think it was biased, if the people who celebrated those holidays would post on forum saying happy ____ then i would be more than happy to wish them back, whether i celebrated that holiday or not

My friends atheist. He celebrates Christmas though. He just wants gifts.

your right striker i am atheiest. i still celebrate christmas just as much as other people exept the whole crist's birthday part. and i was not trying to say your intentions were biast just that you said merry christmas when ever people do that online i add kwanza and hamika. donth get me wrong here. i just like saying other people too.. same thing at school. when ever they play cristmas music in the cafiteria some of my muslum friends go ask to play their holiday music.

panos1983 wrote: Dear Hamers, thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings. I would like to ensure you that the thread that I created was not biased at all and I did not had any specific intentions. A very quick background about me might help you to understand where I am coming from. I was born and raised in Greece until my 24 years of age when I moved permanently in the United States due to my job obligation and since the year 2007 I live in the U.S.. In my country of origin (Greece) we use to say "Merry Christmas" not based on any religious preferences, as you stated in your previous message, but because this is our tradition. Please, pay attention..This is our tradition. When I moved in the States everyone is peaky and if I may say, afraid, to say "Merry Christmas" due to political issues and most of people are usually say "happy holidays". It is worth to be mentioned that if you travel in a another country besides the United States, if you say "Merry Christmas" to them no one will get offended...Most likely they will share their traditions with you, based on my personal experiences! But in the United States just to be in the safe side you might need to sa

y "happy holidays" so no one, for example as you, feel excluded or offended. Based on the way that you worded your message, I assume that you live in the United States. Nevertheless, lets share our cultural traditions during these days and lets don't be bittersweet.

Merry Christmas or Happy Hanika!! -- Panos

Thanks. Same in Canada too. This holiday season includes Christ in Christmas

ya merry Christmas and happy new year. If we make it past the 21 st

Those scientists are insane. Sometimes they remind me of little kids with vinegar and baking soda. They act before thinking. How do yiu think the vinegar and baking soda bomb was created. Im gonna bet thst kid had alot ta clean up
btw everyone my in game name is ®®®£®£®∞∞∞. If you want to know why read the thread abiut no namez.

Can I add to my wish list? Of course I can.

I want/desire/demand a TALL wall between Canada and THE United States!





Just to keep the cold air out...eh.

Lol
eh
no problem, eh?
Alright, mate, im goin' astralian for two second. Ready? Go, mate!

What about Festivous for the restofus?

Paul Mantz, Jr. wrote: Can I add to my wish list? Of course I can.

I want/desire/demand a TALL wall between Canada and THE United States!







Just to keep the cold air out...eh.

Gonna hafta be a tall wall, Paul. Maybe a dome might be better! Although our winters in Canada are much milder and less snow now than in the last 10 years or so, when I was a boy. 60's. Lots more ice storms...

Summers are hotter also, 35C yikes how do you like your eggs?

Gary-the-pink wrote: ....how do you like your eggs?

Sunny-side up, please. Served by a hot blonde, again, sunny-side up!

Oh..would you mind tossing on some of those big hunks of meat you folks call bacon? Mmmm good.

Allied wrote: Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring ,except for a Sput.Merry Christmas and to all a good night!

Surely you meant to say that mouse


Wow, Should have read the other post before posting myself, Folks wishong someone a Merry Christmas is not a religious statement
It is merely a general egg knowledgement of the season so let's all put aside our religious beliefs are differences
And just enjoy the season and ones company And not concern ourselves with the other man's or woman's Religion
So with that being said Merry Christmas to you all, And a happy new year