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22 Apr 11
22 Apr 11
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Easter ftw every time.
Christmas sucks; loads of expense, too much food, silly decorations, cold weather (in the proper hemisphere anyway) and crap TV.
Easter- hot x buns, chocolate eggs, fab weather (well it is in the UK anyway). Plus Easter moves around the month so it's not so predictable as Christmas, AND we have May Bank holiday next Monday week. AND a couple of Royals tying the know so we get the Friday off which means for using 3 days holiday we get 11 days off.
Christmas pah humbug!
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23 Apr 11
Originally posted by divegeesterThanksgiving, even if it's just to be thankful for making it through another harvest before the weather turned, which is what I think it was all about to begin with.
Easter ftw every time.
Christmas sucks; loads of expense, too much food, silly decorations, cold weather (in the proper hemisphere anyway) and crap TV.
Easter- hot x buns, chocolate eggs, fab weather (well it is in the UK anyway). Plus Easter moves around the month so it's not so predictable as Christmas, AND we have May Bank holiday next Monday w ...[text shortened]... he Friday off which means for using 3 days holiday we get 11 days off.
Christmas pah humbug!
24 Apr 11
Originally posted by divegeesterI agree, I like easter better. It used to be the chief Christian holiday until it was supplanted by Christmas Madison Avenue style
Easter ftw every time.
Christmas sucks; loads of expense, too much food, silly decorations, cold weather (in the proper hemisphere anyway) and crap TV.
Easter- hot x buns, chocolate eggs, fab weather (well it is in the UK anyway). Plus Easter moves around the month so it's not so predictable as Christmas, AND we have May Bank holiday next Monday w ...[text shortened]... he Friday off which means for using 3 days holiday we get 11 days off.
Christmas pah humbug!
24 Apr 11
Originally posted by shortcircuitThe latter isn't true, at least not for everyone who posted in this thread. Can I say it's really kind of sad that you assume people who are light-hearted about a small aspect of something are blind to the rest?
It is really kind of sad. People arguing over the symbolic ritual of commercialism, while failing to see and understand the true relevance of both events.