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Laufen zum Ziel

12-24-12 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by soopaman2 (Post 1981795)

Blessings to all my friends here.

This is a truly unique family holiday. I had been at odds with some family members of mine in the past, but the death of my grandmother (the saint of our families Christmas) brought us together again.

My wifes parents are coming over, and are just beyond awesome, people make in law jokes, but I love my in laws. :)

My father been gone since before I was born, but my mother will be here. My 2 evil cousins who both ate wounds in Afghanistan. Real bastards they are, but great Americans, and overall cool guys.

That is what Christmas is about. Even if your not religious, you can enjoy it for the togetherness. I got Jewish friends have Christmas trees.

Gifting is more for kids, but the family getting together has always been magical.

I'm all sentimental, someone start a political thread, fast!:D

I agree with you. Being at peace with yourself and family is a gift within itself. HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL FOR YOU ARE MY EXTENDED FAMILY.

keltos01

12-24-12 11:33 AM

Merry Xmas to all here at Subsim and all their relatives !

keltos

GT182

12-24-12 11:53 AM

I Think Everyone Needs To See This.

I'm sick and tired of the whole "happy holidays" thing. Go Fish explains it much better than I ever could......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAckfn8yiAQ

It's not Xmas or Happy Holidays.

Merry Christmas one and all.

The Enigma

12-24-12 11:56 AM

Happy holidays everybody.
May the upcoming year bring you peace and happiness.

soopaman2

12-24-12 11:57 AM

Merry Christmas, to all my subsim friends!

Happy Hannukah if your so inclined.

As long as you are a Subsim friend, your ok with me.:)

volodya61

12-24-12 11:58 AM

I am happy and proud to be a member of this community for about a year.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all subsimmers.. from Rostov-on-Don, Russia..

MaddogK

12-24-12 12:15 PM

Merry Christmas everyone. >>> Translate to whatever religion/language is most appropriate for you.

francho1961

12-24-12 12:37 PM

2013

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year......, :salute:

Red October1984

12-24-12 12:44 PM

Santa, If your reading this, Please bring me a workinig American Narwhal Class Fleet Boat. Just park it in the Mississippi river for me...I'll be ready. :D

Aces	12-24-12 12:55 PM

Blimey, he's not going to make it here with a double hernia after trying to stuff that thing down your chimney :)

geetrue

12-24-12 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by francho1961 (Post 1982444)

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year......, :salute:

I was too lazy to do the same art work.

I'm so thankful to have hot food and my electricity back on ...
If any of you have had to go without for hours and sometimes days
it becomes a very welcome basic need. :yep:

soopaman2

12-24-12 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by geetrue (Post 1982465)

10 days without power from that nasty girl Sandy., then losing it (again) 7 hours after getting it back, because a wet snowstorm borked things up. I feel ya, and am with ya.

It got windy the other night, and my buddy at work complained, I said "Just as long as I got power for Christmas day." All I thought of, was losing power again, for a week plus.

Sandy was a real witch. Too bad Hurricanes cannot be blamed or executed for their crimes against humanity.
:O:

It is amazing how much you miss it when you do not have it.

Sailor Steve

12-24-12 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by GT182 (Post 1982389)

It's not Xmas...

Actually it is. "X" has been a common reference for Christ for at least 1000 years."X" is the first letter of the Greek word for Christ, Χριστός. In 1100 or thereabouts the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle said it as ""Xpes mæsse".

Several of the Founding Fathers fairly consistently used "Xtian" as a substitute for "Christian".

I appreciate your sentiment, support it in fact, but you should get your facts straight before railing against a certain usage. :sunny:

Penguin

12-24-12 02:47 PM

Häppy Christmas to y'all! :salute:

:hmmm: wow, learned something new for today. I thought the X-mas word would be a modern invention, by lazy folks.

Jimbuna

12-24-12 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by geetrue (Post 1982465)

I'm happy your sorted and long may it last :sunny:

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