Being Non-Christian On Christmas Day

[Cooper]

I swear there are Christian people posting in this thread.

I'm not Christian.

 

[Tha_Wood]

in Australia we are not allowed to say "Merry Christmas" as it is offensive to other religions. stupid political correctness

 

[PuffnScruff]

my mom had her side of the family over today to have their xmas dinner together. everyone exchanged gifts...well almost everyone. they left me out i was not given a gift again for the 10th year in a row

*turns off computer and cries in pillow

lol my oh so grateful cousin was given an xmas card with money in it. he took the money out and left the card on the floor

 

[Duke]

I celebrate in Roman fashion and bring offerings to the pantheon of Roman Gods.

Then we build a campfire and celebrate the crucifxion of the hippie-lord.

yea boi, blasphemer ave 4 lyfe

 

[Khaled]

Im not christian but we have always celebrated christmas. Easter too. what can i say, we want in on everything that includes presents lol

i even have a santa clause dummy hanging from the balcony..

 

[Chronic]

We have St.Nick on the 6th. He puts stuff in your stocking. No1 else I know does it so I'm not sure where it came from.

Santa Claus and St. Nick both come from Saint Nicholas, a Turkish guy who spread things like joy, presents and venereal diseases. In The Netherlands, Belgium and some other countries you have "Sinterklaas" (I think Santa Claus originated from this character ... they're very similar) who brings presents on December 5th and puts gifts in your stockings. He is also accompanied by Zwarte Piet (Black Pete), who is a person of dark skin, big red lips and nappy hair.

Perfect imagery for children: A white guy who resembles God and his black helpers.