Just wondering.
And by not celebrate I mean celebrate a December holiday other than Christmas. I don't want any of your "omg commercializm is teh sux and so iz religion i h8 god loL" crap. :mad2:
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Just wondering.
And by not celebrate I mean celebrate a December holiday other than Christmas. I don't want any of your "omg commercializm is teh sux and so iz religion i h8 god loL" crap. :mad2:
Im pretty sure silmaril doesn't, but don't hold me to that.
I don't even think I know anyone who doesn't celebrate Christmas. In junior high one of my boyfriends was Jewish but I haven't even seen him in like four years.
I accept gifts. Is that celebrating?
My sis doesn't celebrate Christmas, she celebrates "Yule" or something like that, which is a Wiccan/Pagan thing apparently. Last time I checked she was anyway. I get presents either way, so call the holiday what you will...
But yeah, unless recieving gifts = celebration, then I celebrate nothing.
I know Ashi and ~Chibi*Moonlight~ don't, although it's been a while since either of them regularly posted here. I still chat to Ashi all the time, though.
I don't.
Neither do I :p
And what do you celebrate?
We celebrate Eid.
I shouldn't celebrate Christmas, but I do the presents and the wishing and the Santa Claus. :love:
In chat earlier today:
<Spatvark> Santa Claus confuses me
<Spatvark> firstly, santa = satan rearranged
<Spatvark> they both dress predominantly in red
<Spatvark> satan = old nick, santa = saint nick...
<Spatvark> santa has reindeers who have horns, satan has hrons
:monster:
I celebrate Christmas because my family does.
Christ celebrated hannakah(sp?) didnt he? Ironic? I think so.
I don't know what your definition of irony is, but that's not it.
I celebrate Christmas as in putting up a tree and buying presents, but that's as far as it goes. In my past religion we used to celebrate the birth of Jesus in November...I think. Maybe it was January, but I don't do that either. I have a friend who is a JW and she doesn't celebrate Christmas or recognize her birthday.