1. Subscriberjosephw
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    04 Dec '09 00:47
    Originally posted by amannion
    What's your problem with celebrating christmas as a cultural event?
    I'm an atheist too, but c'mon - it is possible to go overboard with all the rejecting of religious symbolism stuff.
    Christmas is a traditional celebration in christian-oriented societies. It has been for a pretty long time. Aside from the fact that it's a public holiday - and who can ever ...[text shortened]... might be time for you to lighten up a bit ...

    ... and have a Merry Christmas to boot.
    Merry Christmas to you too.
  2. Standard memberkaroly aczel
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    04 Dec '09 05:06
    Originally posted by josephw
    Merry Christmas to you too.
    And to you,Joseph.
    Apparently Bhuddists can celebrate Xmas if they want to. Cool. No harm done. Personally I find the Bhuddas birthday more significant-not that I find any holiday really significant. And if it makes jack of a difference then why not just go with the flow- as the Bhuddists do?

    In fact I celebrate everyday. Any day can be a special one and not just the ones that the authorities say we can celebrate. "You can drink on this day and that day and on friday,(and possibly saturday), night . Then you must go back to work and not celebrate." Thats great-no reason for me to think at all..
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    08 Dec '09 22:20
    Originally posted by amannion
    What's your problem with celebrating christmas as a cultural event?
    I'm an atheist too, but c'mon - it is possible to go overboard with all the rejecting of religious symbolism stuff.
    Christmas is a traditional celebration in christian-oriented societies. It has been for a pretty long time. Aside from the fact that it's a public holiday - and who can ever ...[text shortened]... might be time for you to lighten up a bit ...

    ... and have a Merry Christmas to boot.
    Right back at ya my Atheist friend! Merry Christmas and to all a good night, regards, bb.
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    11 Dec '09 05:083 edits
    Originally posted by 667joe
    As the holiday season approaches, I would like to extend Winter Solstice Greetings to everyone at RHP. Wishing every one good health and good chess for 2010 and beyond!
    Merry CHRISTX to you to. 😀

    Now do we dance around a camp fire naked...or is that the summer solstice? You pagans crack me up. I have to say, it makes more since during the summer solstice.
  5. Standard memberamannion
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    11 Dec '09 05:14
    Originally posted by whodey
    Merry CHRISTX to you to. 😀

    Now do we dance around a camp fire naked...or is that the summer solstice? You pagans crack me up. I have to say, it makes more since during the summer solstice.
    What do you mean, it isn't summer everywhere?
    Now that's mind blowing ...
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    11 Dec '09 05:24
    Originally posted by amannion
    What do you mean, it isn't summer everywhere?
    Now that's mind blowing ...
    Just so long as I don't have to witness any of you people dancing around a camp fire naked is all I care about mate.
  7. Standard memberamannion
    Andrew Mannion
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    11 Dec '09 05:34
    Originally posted by whodey
    Just so long as I don't have to witness any of you people dancing around a camp fire naked is all I care about mate.
    Too hot for campfiresin this part of the world.
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