It's HOW many days til Christmas? o.o;

Dec 23, 2008 18:23

As time passes I beging to realize how much I dislike this time of year. And it's the fault of whoever tried to commercialize Christmas. Seriously. It's a religious holiday, can't we keep it that way?

So, yeah, I still need presents for my parents, my brother, and, thanks to my aunt, my nephew. She just had to get him that. Honestly. I am ( Read more... )

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bishonen_girl December 24 2008, 00:34:12 UTC
I want to see bedtime story, looks funny! We should get together and see it some time when we can after the new year.

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kaitodoushi December 24 2008, 05:57:31 UTC
...I don't really wanna see it, I just thought of that ^^;

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subu December 24 2008, 00:42:20 UTC
Christmas stuck the frick up on us all, I think. It doesn't seem possible that it's only a couple days away. o.O Your tree isn't up yet? xD; We don't even have a tree. *sad* Oh well. I dislike holidays. Good luck cleaning!

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kaitodoushi December 24 2008, 05:58:44 UTC
Yeah, I know @_@; Aww... Well, I guess we are putting ours up tomorrow XD. We do things last minute. Of course, if we really wanted to be all German in our Christmas we'd do it then anyway.

Thanks. Thanks to my laziness I'm going to need it ^^;

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kiyuu December 24 2008, 02:25:28 UTC
When I see the trailers for Bedtime Stories, I think of Inkheart. XD Guy reads out of a book, things come to life. SORRY GUYS IT'S BEEN DONE BEFORE.

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candy__chan December 24 2008, 04:23:02 UTC
I thought of Inkheart as well! \o/

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kiyuu December 24 2008, 04:44:14 UTC
Fuck yeah, Inkheart fan. \o/

When I first heard about Bedtime Stories I thought it was a weird spoof of Inkheart. And now.... I still kinda think that.

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kaitodoushi December 24 2008, 05:59:18 UTC
I've never even heard of that o_O; *fails apparently*

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aamalie December 24 2008, 21:23:41 UTC
And it's the fault of whoever tried to commercialize Christmas. Seriously. It's a religious holiday, can't we keep it that way?

Aww, but then people can't have their cake and eat it too!

It's worse for Easter, I think. With Easter, they can't even try the excuse about that having "once been a pagan holiday." (I'd really like to start researching that and see what I can find, because I sort of doubt the veracity of that claim...)

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book_wizard December 24 2008, 23:54:41 UTC
*too lazy to sign out of this account*

Y'know, honestly, at this point I really could care less about getting presents. But that might be me ^^;

True, very true. I did forget they claim that they picked Christmas for this time because of a pagan festival. But yeah, Easter is more important and it's almost worse that they added in the whole chocolate bunny thing. ...Though I do like chocolate >_<;

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aamalie December 25 2008, 01:05:18 UTC
Haha, I understand.

I don't particularly care about presents either. I certainly don't mind them (hehe) but I know they're not the point. Seeing family is nice and important too, but that's not the point either. When you know the real point of Christmas, there's more than enough reason to celebrate without any of that.

I love Easter. Without Easter, Christmas would really be negligible, because Easter is the celebration of the resurrection, and resurrection is the culmination of the gospel. Just thinking about it gets me all amped up, lol. In a good way. That said, I say we declare hunting season open on all Easter Bunnies from this day forward. Seriously - how did that junk even get started?

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ranuel January 3 2009, 20:50:29 UTC
I'm not clear on your last paragraph so if you didn't mean that you thought Easter wasn't originally a pagan holiday, sorry.

Anyway, while the date for Easter isn't pagan the name of the holiday comes from the name of a pagan goddess whose fertility festival was celebrated in the Spring and one of whose symbols was the rabbit due to it's great fertility. We get the Easter eggs because eggs are also a fertility symbol. When they converted the pagans they just sort of merged the two holidays.

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