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Merry Christmas gentlemen. My wife has a pin that says "It's ok to say Merry Christmas to me!" that she wears on her coat this time of year. Happy Hanukkah Chad, Esav and any others it applies to!
 
ChadHahn said:
What about us Jews?

Chad
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Jesus was a Jew...Happy Birthday Jesus!!! :D

(There's a guy I work with who asks me every year what I'm doing Christmas eve...and every year I tell him that I'm going to a birthday party...and every year he asks "Whose???")... :rolleyes:
 
...MERRY CHRISTMAS GOOSER ! ! ! !...Here's hoping you and all the other "Bucknutts" out there have a Merry and Happy one as well...:)
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Merry Christmas, Goose and all the great fellows on the Buck forum.

A Blessing on you all.
 
Happy Holidays; and may this Jolly Season bring you the Peace and Joy that should rightfully include a Buck Knife present for all.
 
In my neck of the Ozarks you might hear:

Ulihelisdi danistayohihv - or shortened to just -danistayohihv (We rejoice that they go shooting).

A Cherokee Christmas greeting that indicated a special day had come and people went hunting that morning to have a celebration meal. ( A grand tradition but one that might give me undue pressure to hit what I was aiming at......)

Also used was Tsisa kohi-iga adehvga (Jesus today is born)

I am partial to hearing 'Oh, Holy night the stars are brightly shining" followed by a cup of lip-smackin' "lightning" struck boiled (pronounced bowled in the south) custard (just fancy eggnog).

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Well I am not Jewish but I think it has a c in it. I think. Sameach--- I sure might be wrong though. MERRY CHRISTMAS.
 
shecky said:
Season's Greetings to all!

Oops, I guess that's kind of politically incorrect.
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before such a thing as PC existed Season's Greetings was suitable for all and was known to represent Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and whatever was appropriate.

Now of course, Merry Christmas is a way of saying, "In your face, you S-P person, I am a Christian" even if you are not really a Christian.
 
I'm almost afraid to add my two cents here for fear of offending someone, but my calendar shows December 25th to be Christmas Day, so to all those who celebrate that day for whatever reason, I would echo "Merry CHRISTmas." To those that celebrate some other day, I would also wish that to be a special day for you as well. God bless us all!!
 
Tin Sue said:
I'm almost afraid to add my two cents here for fear of offending someone, but my calendar shows December 25th to be Christmas Day, so to all those who celebrate that day for whatever reason, I would echo "Merry CHRISTmas." To those that celebrate some other day, I would also wish that to be a special day for you as well. God bless us all!!
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My religion doesn't celebrate Christmas. I'm a Druid. We celebrate Arbor Day.

















...:D...(It's a classic!)
 
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