War on Christmas
meadows, I appreciate you asking, but this is also against the rules of protest and utter disgust with a religous holiday being crammed down our throats....one must use the time for soup kitchen aid and contemplation for your personal failure to eradicate partial birth abortion, school prayer, condom distribution, the easter bunny, neo cons, and any other digusting trait of americana. do your part, and skip the sales.
Positive vibes brah...positive vibes.
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I never failed because I never tried.pigsteak wrote:meadows, I appreciate you asking, but this is also against the rules of protest and utter disgust with a religous holiday being crammed down our throats....one must use the time for soup kitchen aid and contemplation for your personal failure to eradicate partial birth abortion, school prayer, condom distribution, the easter bunny, neo cons, and any other digusting trait of americana. do your part, and skip the sales.
Eradicate school prayer? Did you miss a word in there, Piggie? Someone is a flibbertigibbet today.
haha ... look at Urban Dictionary's definition for "neo con"
2. neo-con 38 up, 36 down
invincible on the home front, but invisible on the REAL front (the front lines of a war, that is).
basically a tough-talking, know-nothing blowhard who lives vicariously through our REAL heroes - the brave fighting men and women in uniform who preserve the freedom by which we live.
those damn blood-thirsty, flag-waving uber-patriot neo-cons are at it again, sticking their big fat hairy noses where they don't belong!
2. neo-con 38 up, 36 down
invincible on the home front, but invisible on the REAL front (the front lines of a war, that is).
basically a tough-talking, know-nothing blowhard who lives vicariously through our REAL heroes - the brave fighting men and women in uniform who preserve the freedom by which we live.
those damn blood-thirsty, flag-waving uber-patriot neo-cons are at it again, sticking their big fat hairy noses where they don't belong!
Ramadan was end of September through beginning of October last year and will be in 2007, Diwali is late October/early November, and I think that Tết is late January/early February - so as long as we're OK with a roughly 4 month long holiday season - happy holidays!lordjim_2001 wrote:So, have a merry Christmas, a happy Hanukkah, a kwaazy Kwanza, a tip-top Tet, and a solemn, dignified, Ramadan.
Here's a fairly wacky newspaper column about the whole thing:
http://blogs.chicagotribune.com/news_co ... ight_.html
In the end, it's all based on the winter solstice, but it's a good excuse to do what you should be doing anyway: eating good food, drinking and spending time with the people you love.
Bacon is meat candy.
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i told tacket that line at the shire K.S.B. was for "keep it strange, baby" but it should be "kipp stinks, brah" -- how's that for a greeting?pigsteak wrote:lmao...finally a proper greeting...same to ya chief!!!!!
btw, i already sent you a CHRISTMAS card.
either way, happy holidays, brah.
regards.
r.r.