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1 Dec 2006 - 1:11 PM

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thorn

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1 Dec 2006 - 1:15 PM

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Hi Michael,i think you're guess is probably better than mine.Maybe the're being subtle.Take care.Ann

DaveU (e2 Member)

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1 Dec 2006 - 1:20 PM

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I was pi$$ed off with Xmas by the middle of October. Bring on Easter I say.

DaveU (e2 Member)

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1 Dec 2006 - 1:24 PM

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Great .... I'll hang Cadbury Cream Eggs off my tree instead of baubles this year.

Edgar

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1 Dec 2006 - 1:27 PM

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Are we allowed to call it Christmas...?
I would be happy with banning the word christmas until 1st December at least..

Edgar

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1 Dec 2006 - 1:34 PM

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Oh no . . . I really did think I'd dreamt it, especial the bit about England doing well in the cricket.

Anyway, nice logo . . . maybe it should become a monthly comp! Who can design the best festive logo . . .

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1 Dec 2006 - 1:37 PM

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Quote: It's not Christmas, it's "midwinter festival". The name Christmas is likely to fuel cultural differences leading to an escalation in fundamental religious hatred . . . or was it a dream when I heard that on the Today program this morning?

Well, most buddhist here in Thailand don't seem to mind. On the contrary, Christmas decorations and jinglebells already all over the place here in bangkok. they just love it... and so do the department stores.

kit-monster (e2 Member)

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1 Dec 2006 - 1:45 PM

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My brother in law lives in Japan. He still has to work Xmas day, but Japanese shops are realising, they're missing the biggest retail festival of the year. A few years ago, one store set up their shop window, showing the nativity scene - you know what it looks like, Mary and Joseph, 3 shepherds, wise men and Rudolph, Blitzen and Rudolph! My favourite though is the store that had Santa on the cross . . .