Santa flipped you off when he went by.

I'm highly offended.

fyt

spark up a hogleg pick up a pitchfork and get over it...

I'm highly offended.

So its ok to fire someone for saying Merry Christmas instead of Happy Holidays.  If I can't say Merry Christmas what makes it a happy holiday ?

I can wish someone a good Shabaz on a Friday afternoon and not get fired, not that many would know what I meant, but what's the difference ?

SANTA IS OUTSIDE ON A FIRETRUCKE!!

So was separate facilities for people of color.

Yeah, why should we be politically correct? You don't like it? Go f*** yourselves! This is a CHRISTIAN country!

it was! I was so excited I couldn't type. I got some candy canes!
the firetrucke sirens are LOUD!! made my ears buzz. I had to stick my fingers in them.

YE OLDE FIRETRUCKE???

is that your inseam or what?

SANTA IS OUTSIDE ON A FIRETRUCKE!!

SANTA IS OUTSIDE ON A FIRETRUCKE!!

The Holiday Season is a recent phenomena to be politically correct for Christmas and nothing more.  It seems to have started taking hold shortly after the invention of Kwanza.  Channakah has always been around, but it moves around, as do all the other Jewish Holidays.  Sure, there have always been winter festivals, more related to the solstice than anything else.  Celebrating Christmas in public was cool until about 20 some years ago.

Working retail, I have participated on the front lines during this politically correct attack of Christmas and have seen the evolution of this situation we are now discussing.  Its kinda hard to whisper Merry Christmas to someone and not fear losing your job for doing so because someone might overhear you and report you.  You just give up, ashamed and wondering what happened to understanding and also free speech.  That's what it has come down to, feeling ashamed and afraid to wish someone Merry Christmas in public and especially in a retail environment.  How can you have a Santa in the building and not say Merry Christmas to someone at the same time ?  I don't get it and it kinda has made me angry from time to time. 

I agree with you that if someone wants to have a Christmas parade, it should be paid for privately with public security.  No problem, just pull the permit and make it legal.  Just as I believe that any Holiday parade should not be financed by public funding as well.  Security costs and funding for a legally permited event should follow whatever guidelines are in place for similar events.  But the people paying for it privately have a right to call it whatever they want.

that actually sounds pretty good
 
 
and don't be an airline - gimme the whole freakin can!

please, no cat licks on the pizza rolls

Sweet! I love nuked stuff.

Plus, he's nuking some pizza rolls as we speak!