The "Remove the t from Christmas" debate

I think we should follow the american's penchant for removing superfluous letters to its obvious conclusion and remove the "t" from Christmas.

After all, we don't pronounce the word "christ-mas", do we?

Also, it's a little unfortunate that the word celebrating the birth of Jesus has a crucifix shape in it, isn't it?

I hope you all have a very merry chrismas,

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
I think we should follow the american's penchant for removing superfluous letters to its obvious conclusion and remove the "t" from Christmas.

After all, we don't pronounce the word "christ-mas", do we?

Also, it's a little unfortunate that the word celebrating the birth of Jesus has a crucifix shape in it, isn't it?

I hope you all have a very merry chrismas,

D

Originally posted by Ragnorak
I think we should follow the american's penchant for removing superfluous letters to its obvious conclusion and remove the "t" from Christmas.

After all, we don't pronounce the word "christ-mas", do we?

Also, it's a little unfortunate that the word celebrating the birth of Jesus has a crucifix shape in it, isn't it?

I hope you all have a very merry chrismas,

D

Originally posted by Ragnorak
I think we should follow the american's penchant for removing superfluous letters to its obvious conclusion and remove the "t" from Christmas.

After all, we don't pronounce the word "christ-mas", do we?

Also, it's a little unfortunate that the word celebrating the birth of Jesus has a crucifix shape in it, isn't it?

I hope you all have a very merry chrismas,

D

Originally posted by Nordlys
Merry Chrismas, merry Russmas!

Originally posted by Ragnorak
I think we should follow the american's penchant for removing superfluous letters to its obvious conclusion and remove the "t" from Christmas.

After all, we don't pronounce the word "christ-mas", do we?

Also, it's a little unfortunate that the word celebrating the birth of Jesus has a crucifix shape in it, isn't it?

I hope you all have a very merry chrismas,

D

Wha a shi idea 😛

Originally posted by jimslyp69
What about merry Merry Phlabmas?

Originally posted by Ragnorak
I think we should follow the american's penchant for removing superfluous letters to its obvious conclusion and remove the "t" from Christmas.

After all, we don't pronounce the word "christ-mas", do we?

Also, it's a little unfortunate that the word celebrating the birth of Jesus has a crucifix shape in it, isn't it?

I hope you all have a very merry chrismas,

D

Originally posted by reader1107
Why not get the h out of there? Crismis.

Merrymas!

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
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Originally posted by reader1107
Why not get the h out of there? Crismis.

Originally posted by cadwah
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