Where To Say ‘Merry Christmas’ vs. ‘Happy Holidays’

JamesL

JamesL

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http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/where-to-say-merry-christmas-vs-happy-holidays/
 
Some stupid fat lady at a store the other day told me "Happy Holidays" I looked at her and said "Merry Christmas" I should of told her she was a fat pig that should be eaten for Christmas. :)
 
Christmas is Christmas...just like how Valentine's Day is Valentine's Day...and Easter is Easter...and 4'th of July is the 4'th of July...and Cinco De Mayo is Cinco De Mayo... etc etc;

Saying 'Happy Holidays' sounds weird and vague and bland and boring and meaningless. :confused:
Regardless of what religion or values you have...we all basically...more or less...celebrate the same/all holidays. no point in being sensitive or anal about it.

if you ask me...religion/values/holidays/etc is a dying concept anyways. -- we're all lumped into one category...and everything is just a silly business/economic event anyways where businesses market to us. :vomit:
 
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AAAintheBeltway said:
I find it hard to believe the South is a happy holidays region. I don't thnk I've ever heard anyone say that in the South,except maybe on TV.
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if it's a goyam, you send them a Happy Holidays card. If it's a goyam you know is a Christian you send them a Merry Christmas card.

not all goyam are Christian, you just need to use your best judgement.

For instance, sending a Merry Christmas card to a goyam that is an atheist could be considered condescending.
 
Why would you say either? Have you been out on the roads over the last few days? The greeting I use most at this time of year is "Learn to fucking drive, you idiot!".
 
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