nixternal

Merry Christmahanukwanzaka!

24 12 2006

Merry Christmas!

Happy Hanukkah!

Happy Kwanzaa!

Happy Eid ul-Adha

Here is wishing you and yours a very happy holiday and a happy new year!

25 12 2006: Gabriel Hurley (13:18:18) :
(Using Internet Explorer 7.0 on Windows XP)

Don’t forget “Happy Eid ul-Adha”
27 12 2006: nixternal (02:06:31) :
(Using Mozilla Firefox 2.0 on Ubuntu Linux)

thanks! you taught me something new today
27 12 2006: Ronny (03:52:57) :
(Using Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.1 on Windows XP)

Only Christmas and Kwanzaa are placed every year in the time between 24. and 31. december. Hanukkah switches between november and december and Eid ud-Adha moves around the hole year. Kwanzaa is not an original african celebration it was invented by Ron Karenga (sociologist) in 1966.

I think tolerate other religions is ok but deny our own culture is ridiculus.

I’m from Germany and the “hyper-political-correctness” now swashs slowly to europe, too. In Germany it’s still ok to say “Merry Chrismas” without to get a bad conscience.

So I wish all readers and ubuntu users a

Merry Christmas!

P.S. sorry for my bad english
27 12 2006: Chris (13:59:40) :
(Using Flock 0.7.9.1 on Windows XP)

What about Festivus?

And if it is still ok to say Merry Christmas over in Germany, I may just have to go over there again! Or back to Australia… how I miss Australia.