In the west, we celebrate Christmas. Go buy a real tree, or risk being added to me shirtfront list!
Yeah right. You'd wind up like mother Mary mate ... seated on your ass.
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In the west, we celebrate Christmas. Go buy a real tree, or risk being added to me shirtfront list!
Because majority rules m8.Well it sounds like you get pretty offended by not saying it, so clearly it is an issue for some people. Why can't you put yourself in their shoes? Why is it fine for you to be offended but not them?
Whilst that's a clever pun, you've forced my hand now.Yeah right. You'd wind up like mother Mary mate ... seated on your ass.
No garlic sauce!? You shouldn't punched him re.I was at the kebab truck the other day.
Wished the bloke a "Very merry Christmas" like a gentleman, and added "May the lord bless you and keep you."
He said some kind words in arabic as I was walking back to the car, and I turned and waved goodbye. As an immigrant myself, I also deliver my most heartfelt good wishes in my native language.
However, in day to day dealings with people I usually stick to english.
It was only after I got home I realised he forgot to put garlic sauce in my kebab. I was in a good mood, and did not think it necessary to call and complain or give the bloke a bad review on the internet, as his kebabs are superb.
It doesn't cost you anything to be polite and wish people a merry christmas.
No garlic sauce!? You shouldn't punched him re.
Because majority rules m8.
Why do you and FireKrakouer make up these kinds of stories that never happened (or never happened the way you say)I was at the kebab truck the other day.
Wished the bloke a "Very merry Christmas" like a gentleman, and added "May the lord bless you and keep you."
He said some kind words in arabic as I was walking back to the car, and I turned and waved goodbye. As an immigrant myself, I also deliver my most heartfelt good wishes in my native language.
However, in day to day dealings with people I usually stick to english.
It was only after I got home I realised he forgot to put garlic sauce in my kebab. I was in a good mood, and did not think it necessary to call and complain or give the bloke a bad review on the internet, as his kebabs are superb.
It doesn't cost you anything to be polite and wish people a merry christmas.
Majority rules m8. I wouldn't move to Saudi Arabia and demand that they start saying merry Christmas.So you are only allowed to be offended if you're in the majority? Fascinating.
We offer case studies to get folk thinking.Why do you and FireKrakouer make up these kinds of stories that never happened (or never happened the way you say)
Its weird
Do you think that a Saudi Arabia level of religious freedom is something we should aspire to?Majority rules m8. I wouldn't move to Saudi Arabia and demand that they start saying merry Christmas.
glad to know we are all able to help if we can... someone with a name and a '''' face'''' is going to project well over time...I'm always pleased and not a little bit impressed when Shane MacGowan chalks up another year. His continued existence is the real Christmas miracle.
For Most people xmas isnt a religious holiday. Its Simply a holiday of western culture. in some ways its even gone beyond western culture and is simply a celebration of humanity. To not say merry xmas to someone and instead say the bland happy holidays is to reject people from this western culture celebrating family and humanity. To be inclusive you should say merry xmas.How on earth is it "being inclusive"? If someone doesn't celebrate Christmas, they can just smile and nod when someone wishes them a merry Christmas. Why tf would they get offended over it?
And how many of that 18% (already a low figure) be bothered by you saying merry Christmas? The Jewish people didn't become the most successful demographic of all by being offended over petty sh*te. Just say merry Christmas from now on m8.
the point is to be nice... and be allowing everyone into the trials and tribulations...For Most people xmas isnt a religious holiday. Its Simply a holiday of western culture. in some ways its even gone beyond western culture and is simply a celebration of humanity. To not say merry xmas to someone and instead say the bland happy holidays is to reject people from this western culture celebrating family and humanity. To be inclusive you should say merry xmas.
I played The Fairytale of New York to a bunch of people who'd never heard it last night.I'm always pleased and not a little bit impressed when Shane MacGowan chalks up another year. His continued existence is the real Christmas miracle.
We say we live in a democracy.
Yes it is to be nice and part of that is to embrace them as part of the celebrations. To make them feel like they are welcome and belong.the point is to be nice... and be allowing everyone into the trials and tribulations...
naw you are still in dire trouble but I'll let you off if you aquiess or something to the fortunes of your own dire self...Phew.
I thought I was in trouble for a minute.
play!!! we always play and only in trouble when we digress in a 'boring' way..I played The Fairytale of New York to a bunch of people who'd never heard it last night.
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I know!!!! Crazy.