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Happy Holidays to all

#1 User is offline   mikeh 

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Posted 2010-December-24, 10:40

For those of us in countries where the Xmas season is celebrated, I want to wish you a happy holidays! I have learned a lot from these forums and want to thank all of the posters, from wherever you may be, for your contributions.....especially, and I do mean this, those with whom I disagree....no-one learns from having people express the same opinion as one already holds!

So happy holidays and I look forward to the coming year.
'one of the great markers of the advance of human kindness is the howls you will hear from the Men of God' Johann Hari
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Posted 2010-December-24, 11:20

well mike, I hardly ever disagree with you except on religious matters so I hope you learnt something about religion ;) wish you merry christmas or whatever you celebrate
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Posted 2010-December-24, 11:25

May we all appreciate those who share our lives, and may we all remember to let them know.

Best wishes to one and all. Merry Christmas.

I enjoyed the piece below:

http://www.washingto...0122303730.html
Ken
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Posted 2010-December-24, 15:35

Welcome Yule!

Best wishes for the holidays from downtown Savannah Georgia.
If you lose all hope, you can always find it again -- Richard Ford in The Sportswriter
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Posted 2010-December-24, 16:27

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays or however you celebrate it, have a good and safe time.

I'm on crutches so it is going to be a real holiday for me, I won't be cooking turkey dinner this year. :)
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Posted 2010-December-24, 22:02

Happy Christmas to everyone!

And especially to all my good friends in Atlanta -- having a white Christmas -- something I never saw in my twenty years there.
The growth of wisdom may be gauged exactly by the diminution of ill temper. — Friedrich Nietzsche
The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists — that is why they invented hell. — Bertrand Russell
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Posted 2010-December-25, 05:35

You don't really need a religion to appreciate Christmas.

John Lennon, Imagine
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Posted 2010-December-25, 06:18

merry christmas everone
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Posted 2010-December-26, 04:13

I recently learned that Americans tend to overreport church attendance by a factor of 2 (and that's something specific to Americans).
In that case, I may as well wish Merry Christmas to everyone.
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