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christmas is dead in mine.
Parents: What you want for christmas
Me: Ow, I've already ordered my present
Parents: OK then
Very dull.
Parents: What you want for christmas
Me: Ow, I've already ordered my present
Parents: OK then
Very dull.
Clazon wrote:
> Since I lost the Christmas spirit aged 14, Christmas only disappoints
> me. I don't like it as much as I did before and I've realised all the
> bad things about it.
I know what you mean but I live with my younger brothers who still believe in Santa so I've got to keep up the act and help to hide the presents and things. It's quite nice though because I think without them Christmas would be dead in my house.
> Since I lost the Christmas spirit aged 14, Christmas only disappoints
> me. I don't like it as much as I did before and I've realised all the
> bad things about it.
I know what you mean but I live with my younger brothers who still believe in Santa so I've got to keep up the act and help to hide the presents and things. It's quite nice though because I think without them Christmas would be dead in my house.
SHEEPY wrote:
> Naff off adverts... come back at the end of the month.
People shop well before December. Now is just about the time people will be flooding stores every weekend to buy prezzies.
One thing I hate about Christmas, is that it's soon after my birthday, yet all friends and family talk about Christmas before they even mention my birthday. Also I often get fobbed off with dual presents.
Since I lost the Christmas spirit aged 14, Christmas only disappoints me. I don't like it as much as I did before and I've realised all the bad things about it.
> Naff off adverts... come back at the end of the month.
People shop well before December. Now is just about the time people will be flooding stores every weekend to buy prezzies.
One thing I hate about Christmas, is that it's soon after my birthday, yet all friends and family talk about Christmas before they even mention my birthday. Also I often get fobbed off with dual presents.
Since I lost the Christmas spirit aged 14, Christmas only disappoints me. I don't like it as much as I did before and I've realised all the bad things about it.
Forest Fan wrote:
> Does it? Really? I thought it was just a chance to EAT, DRINK and be
> MERRY.
....for tomorrow we may die?!
> Does it? Really? I thought it was just a chance to EAT, DRINK and be
> MERRY.
....for tomorrow we may die?!
... while celebrating christ's birth.
You know this world's gone soooo materialistic. Christmas, Valentine's day...
they should be more like Easter, traditional, everyone gave each other chocolate eggs the day christ died... right?
You know this world's gone soooo materialistic. Christmas, Valentine's day...
they should be more like Easter, traditional, everyone gave each other chocolate eggs the day christ died... right?
Hurrah.
A few SIGNS of FF's past TPYING of words in CAPITALS for no APPARENT reason.
Like THIS and POSSIBLY this.
A few SIGNS of FF's past TPYING of words in CAPITALS for no APPARENT reason.
Like THIS and POSSIBLY this.
pb wrote:
> Apart from the fact that it celebrates Christ's birth
Does it? Really? I thought it was just a chance to EAT, DRINK and be MERRY.
> Apart from the fact that it celebrates Christ's birth
Does it? Really? I thought it was just a chance to EAT, DRINK and be MERRY.
...err... way to rebel?
I've already had my mum telling me i am having to go to midnight mass. Little does she know i havent been since i got thrown out of the church for being drunk *bad memories come flooding back*
Forest Fan wrote:
> Christmas has precisley NOTHING to do with Christianity. It has
> everything to do with paganism however.
Apart from the fact that it celebrates Christ's birth, even though the timing is different. But then we move many events to make them easier to fit in.
> Christmas has precisley NOTHING to do with Christianity. It has
> everything to do with paganism however.
Apart from the fact that it celebrates Christ's birth, even though the timing is different. But then we move many events to make them easier to fit in.
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