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12-12-2012, 08:41 PM #1
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Thanked: 1587'Tis The Season!
Well, that time of year is upon us yet again. For Christians, it is Christmas. For others, it is not. I thought in the spirit of sharing and goodwill toward all men on earth (or however that goes...), it would be nice to have a thread where we can all explain how we spend our time this time of year. Us Christians can get so wrapped up in ourselves sometimes at this time of year that we can often overlook that it is also an important time of year for many people of many and varying faiths (or non-faiths).
Me, I was brought up in a fairly typical christian, white anglo-saxon Australian way, so we celebrate Christmas at this time of year. This usually involves eating lots of food, getting a little drunk, swapping presents, having fights with family, sleeping it off, eating leftovers on sandwiches, then waking up the next day so we can go out shopping at the Boxing Day "sales", and catch one of the Boxing Day "movies" that all seem to spring up around this time of year, presumably to boost box-office takings. Then we spend the next 3 months paying off the credit card debt we ran up.
So, what do you guys do around this time of year? Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist, Hindu, Rasta, Scientologist, Jedi, non-religious (athiest, agnostic, etc), Christian, .... (sorry if I have missed some, which I am sure I have). It would be great to hear from you all.
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12-12-2012, 09:02 PM #2
I will more than likely be at work watching and inspecting the work of my units mechanics performing maintenance on our helicopters. No real plans for before or after work I heard the CO wants to BBQ for lunchtime but winter is here and I don't know how successful a BBQ will be in the snow. As far as religion goes I am somewhat interfaithed I was brought up Catholic but I am non practicing and have not been to church for many years now (17), my wife is Theravada Buddhist I have studied that some. I would consider myself to be a Agnostic Theist.
Last edited by dustoff003; 12-13-2012 at 06:32 PM.
Aloha,
ED
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12-13-2012, 12:23 AM #3
This is an expensive season so I gotta get busy and rob that many more banks to afford things. of course that just increases the chances of getting caught. Hmm I wonder if I can access SRP in the big house.
No matter how many men you kill you can't kill your successor-Emperor Nero