Thread: Christmas lights banned in Cardwell???

Originally Posted by PhilipA

Except its a bit late as EID is over for this year.

IIRC it was mid October and the Jewish Hanukkah ended on the 5th December, so
offering them greetings for either of those religious days only shown one's
ignorance of other faiths.

IMHO uncalled for.
I think to a normally pedantic reader, one would accept it as a general statement not specific to now.
As Ramadan is well publicised, most will know when it starts and ends.
Regards Philip A

IMHO Very appropriate, You don't offer someone happy birthday three months after their anniversary. Nor do you commemorate ANZAC day in July. Its the same with religious holidays lest you demonstrate the Christian ignorance of all things Islam.

It is why I said in the post before yours, to reply to a merry Christmas compliment with a health and happiness you are being courteous and offering a genuine compliment instead of offering something that passed three months before.

Originally Posted by benji

Quote of the year Mick! To bloody right!

Sadly, not my quote. That fellow Anon wrote it.

Oh, and please don't try to self censor. You end up being told you're a naughty boy for trying to dodge the swear filter.

lets just blow this thread right open.......which end of a turd is the clean end?....the "round end" or the "tapered end"?

never thought I'd ever write something like this on xmas day.....

but....I'm a skeptic and don't care for or recognise any religion.....I just enjoy making the most of any holiday

I do wish everyone a Merry /Happy Xmas though and have a Happy Holiday while you are enjoying it.....