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Wouldn’t Season’s Greetings be more apt? Or at least add Happy Hanukah and Jolly Kwanza (etc etc…..)
Nyess. Merry Christmas.
A quarter of my Christmas cards were from non-Christians! So, merry Christmas, and happy Eid, and *never* Season’s Greetings*! 🙂
* The only thing worse is “Seasons greetings”, which sounds like some sort of stuffing.
Bah Humbug to the lot of you.
And Happy Boxing Day.
Merry Christmas and a non-PC New Year!
It is actually NEGUMUGA, the Winter Solstice, and that happened on Friday. Also ZUBILARO “log season”, because Pagans used to burn logs.
Well – Happy Yule,
and bog off all you religious nutters! (no offense, only joking – but read Richard Dawkins)