Reply With QuoteMerry Xmas
I say happy holidays for all those jewish, muslim, atheist,communist, socialist nutjobs
I say Merry Christmas. No christmas ... No shopping...No gifts
I dont say anything....bah humbug...let the ghost of christmas past visit me
I ask what people are and then tailor the greeting. You a jew....happy channakaka
Do you say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays
Merry Xmas
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I say Merry ChristmasOriginally Posted by Timmy
First Amendment rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them they will atrophy.
Timothy, we've BEEN THERE AND DONE THAT! (Numerous times, in fact)
Oh how short is your memory:
speakupwny.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2755&highlight=happy+holidays+merry+christmas
I say both plus happy hanukkah and happy kwanzaa. I have no greeting for the satanists however. Does anyone know an appropriate holiday phrase for those folks?
Americans don't solve social problems...they just move away from them
I like to keep Christ in Christmas
When I see the "X" i see
First Amendment rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them they will atrophy.
Every party has a pooper ...
First Amendment rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them they will atrophy.
I say Happy Chanukah when it is said to me.
No one's ever wished me a Happy Kwanza before.
First Amendment rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them they will atrophy.
yes...but the first was so entertaining...I thought Id keep the debate alive and christ in the christmas season
Depends on who I'm speaking to;What holiday greetings they wish me.
I usually say "Merry Christmas," which is "right" for the season but honestly, not a "law."
I also say "happy holidays" but with a good degree of sincerity;Not just a "yeah, "happy THIS, you piece of crap!"
The Christmas season "forces" most of us to greet friends and strangers alike with some kind of "holiday greeting."
We should NEVER be politically correct on what we say to people during the Christmas season and yes, I did rail on (weeks ago) on how "Merry Christmas" should be said by store employees instead of "happy holidays,"
but don't we have ENOUGH PRESSURE on us to worry about,
"did we say the "appropriate" greeting to them (anyone)?"
Why the hell should we second guess ourselves over a few words?!
How's about a thread: "Do Christmas carols offend you or fill you with joy and the Christmas spirit?"
Who bloody cares?
Coincidence is the word we use when we can't see the levers and pulleys.
Emma Bull
that was very funny and entertaining dumbfounded
good for you....engaging it humorously....
How about saying "Happy Christmas?"
We can pretend we're in the UK...
I'm just here to make people laugh. And to confuse people. Oh, and to irritate people.
I did spend the week before last wishing everyone a 'Felicitous Diwali' The problem being, most English-speaking Americans have no clue what Diwali is, and the Indians who celebrate Diwali have no idea what the word 'Felicitous' means.
Quite disappointing for me...
~WnyresidentBut your being a dick
Isn't that a harvest festival? You're a bit eccentric, aren't you?I did spend the week before last wishing everyone a 'Felicitous Diwali' The problem being, most English-speaking Americans have no clue what Diwali is, and the Indians who celebrate Diwali have no idea what the word 'Felicitous' means.
Quite disappointing for me...
Timmy - I'm curious about something -- What do you do when you know the person you're speaking to is Jewish? Do you still say Merry Christmas?
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