I pray that God will strike you and your kind down as in the days of
Lot. I want the Devil to personally force feed you his feces. I want
you to choke to death 1000X on the molten crap that flows from Satan's
anus.

Jackie DeGrippo wrote:
I pray that God will strike you and your kind down as in the days of
Lot. I want the Devil to personally force feed you his feces. I want
you to choke to death 1000X on the molten crap that flows from Satan's
anus.
Ah, it is such an honor to meet a xian who loves his neighbours
and in an argument turns the other cheek.
Who loves others like Jezus did.......

On Sat, 25 Dec 2010 15:58:34 -0500, Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. wrote:

"seymore" wrote in message
...
snip
oh, **** you, Gregory! The expression is old as dirt! In other parts of
the world "merry" is substituted by the word "happy". The meaning is
the same for Christians. why would they *not* be merry or happy that
the savior was born? huh?



You missed the point. "Merry Christmas" is the preferred, non-believer,
politically correct greeting that marginalizes the true purpose of
Christmas which is celebrating the birth of the Christ. How about
'Joyous Christmas' or better yet. 'Holy Christmas'.

What business is it of yours what people celebrate? Besides, you *guys*
stole a pagan holiday. Go get one of your own.

Do you think the non-believers would ever accept and say those
greetings? NO they wouldn't because that would not further their
non-believer agenda which agenda substitutes gluttony and human-centric
activities for a devout expression of love and appreciation of God's
ultimate sacrifice. We celebrate the birth of the Christ because we know
of His true purpose which was to die on the cross so our sins might be
forgiven. The birth of the Christ is a wondrous thing only in the
knowing about the death and resurrection of the Christ. There is NOTHING
merry about the birth, life and death of the Christ, IMO. Non believers
prefer 'merry' because it makes the Christ out to be some kind of clown.

On Dec 25, 2:58*pm, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq."
wrote:
"seymore" wrote in message

...
snip

oh, **** you, Gregory! The expression is old as dirt! In other parts
of the world "merry" is substituted by the word "happy". The meaning
is the same for Christians. why would they *not* be merry or happy
that the savior was born? huh?

You missed the point. "Merry Christmas" is the preferred, non-believer,
politically correct greeting that marginalizes the true purpose of Christmas
which is celebrating the birth of the Christ. How about 'Joyous Christmas'
or better yet. 'Holy Christmas'.

Do you think the non-believers would ever accept and say those greetings? NO
they wouldn't because that would not further their non-believer agenda which
agenda substitutes gluttony and human-centric activities for a devout
expression of love and appreciation of God's ultimate sacrifice. We
celebrate the birth of the Christ because we know of His true purpose which
was to die on the cross so our sins might be forgiven. The birth of the
Christ is a wondrous thing only in the knowing about the death and
resurrection of the Christ. There is NOTHING merry about the birth, life and
death of the Christ, IMO. Non believers prefer 'merry' because it makes the
Christ out to be some kind of clown.

--
Gregory Hall

Then you'd be speaking of the ****ing HYPOCRITE liberals who "enjoy"
Christmas but never mention Easter. These people are, IN FACT, simply
****ing two faced lip-servers and unworthy of notice save an
occasional admonishment. Your blanket statement that you "HATE" the
expression "Merry Christmas" is just a bit more that two and a half
miles over the top of reason and civility. (which excludes liberals,
of course) I never knew a Christian of any creed that would not
express "Merry Christmas" to me with the deepest and most honest
intent. The same expression from asshole liberals who use the date as
an excuse to party is not the same thing at all... its simply four-
flushing at its most pernicious style and not worthy of complete
hatred for the
expression..

JD

On Dec 25, 4:09*pm, seymore_donkies
wrote:

Then you'd be speaking of the ****ing HYPOCRITE liberals who "enjoy"
Christmas but never mention Easter. These people are, IN FACT, simply
****ing two faced lip-servers and unworthy of notice save an
occasional admonishment. Your blanket statement that you "HATE" the
expression "Merry Christmas" is just a bit more that two and a half
miles over the top of reason and civility. (which excludes liberals,
of course) I never knew a Christian of any creed that would not
express "Merry Christmas" to me with the deepest and most honest
intent. The same expression from asshole liberals who use the date as
an excuse to party is not the same thing at all... its simply four-
flushing at its most pernicious style and not worthy of complete
hatred for the
expression..

JD-

You really don't give it a rest do you? And, your ignorance never
ceases to amaze me. You must be totally unaware that for Christians,
at least for us Roman Catholics, liberal and conservative, Easter is
more important than Christmas as it fulfills the promise God made to
Noah and opened the gates of Heaven for those who die in God's
friendship. Christmas is the second important date in the Church year.
Never mention Easter Indeed!

It must gull you to know that the great liberal who was both man and
God was put to a cruel death on a cross by Conservatives.

I wish you a Merry Christmas anyway and when it comes again, I shall
wish you a Happy Easter too.

No one else will suffer a political post from me today but you do take
the cake Ebanezer

Bob G

On Dec 25, 6:59*pm, "Bob G." wrote:
On Dec 25, 4:09*pm, seymore_donkies
wrote:





Then you'd be speaking of the ****ing HYPOCRITE liberals who "enjoy"
Christmas but never mention Easter. These people are, IN FACT, simply
****ing two faced lip-servers and unworthy of notice save an
occasional admonishment. Your blanket statement that you "HATE" the
expression "Merry Christmas" is just a bit more that two and a half
miles over the top of reason and civility. (which excludes liberals,
of course) I never knew a Christian of any creed that would not
express "Merry Christmas" to me with the deepest and most honest
intent. The same expression from asshole liberals who use the date as
an excuse to party is not the same thing at all... its simply four-
flushing at its most pernicious style and not worthy of complete
hatred for the
expression..

JD-

You really don't give it a rest do you? And, your ignorance never
ceases to amaze me. You must be totally unaware that for Christians,
at least for us Roman Catholics, liberal and conservative, Easter is
more important than Christmas as it fulfills the promise God made to
Noah and opened the gates of Heaven for those who die in God's
friendship. Christmas is the second important date in the Church year.
Never mention Easter Indeed!

It must gull you to know that the great liberal who was both man and
God was put to a cruel death on a cross by Conservatives.

I wish you a Merry Christmas anyway and when it comes again, I shall
wish you a Happy Easter too.

No one else will suffer a political post from me today but you do take
the cake Ebanezer

Bob G

ewe are a complete and total HYPOCRITE... not only that but ewe have
"reading comprehension disorder"... which is common in liberal
****wads.

merry Christmas, HYPOCRITE!

JD

On Sat, 25 Dec 2010 15:58:34 -0500, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq."
wrote:

"seymore" wrote in message
...
snip
oh, **** you, Gregory! The expression is old as dirt! In other parts
of the world "merry" is substituted by the word "happy". The meaning
is the same for Christians. why would they *not* be merry or happy
that the savior was born? huh?



You missed the point. "Merry Christmas" is the preferred, non-believer,
politically correct greeting that marginalizes the true purpose of Christmas
which is celebrating the birth of the Christ. How about 'Joyous Christmas'
or better yet. 'Holy Christmas'.

That sounds like a dine idea and I hope you enjoy your push to put the
christian back into christianity. You plan to lead by example?

Do you think the non-believers would ever accept and say those greetings?

Why are you so interested in controlling what other people are doing
and saying?


NO
they wouldn't because that would not further their non-believer agenda which
agenda substitutes gluttony and human-centric activities for a devout
expression of love and appreciation of God's ultimate sacrifice.

No conservative screed is comlete without a conspiracy claim.

We
celebrate the birth of the Christ because we know of His true purpose which
was to die on the cross so our sins might be forgiven.

Who voted you humanity's spokesperson?

The birth of the
Christ is a wondrous thing only in the knowing about the death and
resurrection of the Christ. There is NOTHING merry about the birth, life and
death of the Christ,

According to your mythology

IMO. Non believers prefer 'merry' because it makes the
Christ out to be some kind of clown.

And the obvious solution is to appoint a control freak such as
yourself as head of the thought police.

I am curious, do you really gather periodically with your fellow
believers and perform ritual cannibalism to reaffirm your faith?
--
Greg sounds like one pathetic *******.

He's kind of like the old, bitter barfly who shouts drunken slurs at
everyone in the place: you feel sort of sorry for the mess he's made of
his life, but at the same time he's so arrogant that he inspires gales
of mocking laughter in nearly everyone who sees him.

Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. wrote:
Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ so what's with this
'merry' crap?

Christmas is multiple things, Greg.

The Online dictionary definition:

mer·ry
adj. mer·ri·er, mer·ri·est
1. Full of high-spirited gaiety; jolly.
2. Marked by or offering fun and gaiety; festive: a merry evening.
3. Archaic Delightful; entertaining.
4. Brisk: a merry pace.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/christmas

"Today, Christmas is largely secularized and dominated by gifts,
decorated trees, and a jolly Santa Claus."

It seems to me this 'merry' Christmas crap is just another way for
non-believers to take over and marginalize the true meaning of Christmas.

That's because you're stupid.

It seems to me Christ's birth should be celebrated with solemn thanks to our
Lord for giving his only begotten son that those who believe in Him may have
everlasting life.

Why? You're not anything near to a Christian in deed or action. It
should hardly matter to you.

Getting drunk on spirits and getting bloated on too much food is debauchery.

How's your grow room coming along?

Is it proper to gives thanks to the Lord's ultimate sacrifice by engaging in
sinful behavior? Making Christmas all about human vices seems to me to be
very antithetical, blasphemous and sinful and no way to get to Heaven.

In which case you should be worried. Hint: reread the part about
bearing false witness against thy neighbor.

--

Greg's wrong guesses so far:

Aratzio
Spooge
MAABOF
Vince
Deco
Mike/Bill (?)
Johnny Dollar

seymore wrote:
On Dec 25, 12:50 pm, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq."
wrote:
Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ so what's with this
'merry' crap?

The Online dictionary definition:

mer ry
adj. mer ri er, mer ri est
1. Full of high-spirited gaiety; jolly.
2. Marked by or offering fun and gaiety; festive: a merry evening.
3. Archaic Delightful; entertaining.
4. Brisk: a merry pace.

It seems to me this 'merry' Christmas crap is just another way for
non-believers to take over and marginalize the true meaning of Christmas.
It seems to me Christ's birth should be celebrated with solemn thanks to our
Lord for giving his only begotten son that those who believe in Him may have
everlasting life.

Getting drunk on spirits and getting bloated on too much food is debauchery.
Is it proper to gives thanks to the Lord's ultimate sacrifice by engaging in
sinful behavior? Making Christmas all about human vices seems to me to be
very antithetical, blasphemous and sinful and no way to get to Heaven.

--
Gregory Hall

oh, **** you, Gregory! The expression is old as dirt! In other parts
of the world "merry" is substituted by the word "happy". The meaning
is the same for Christians. why would they *not* be merry or happy
that the savior was born? huh?

Indeed. Listen to the old carol "On Christmas Night." To quote a part
of it:

"Then why should men on Earth be sad
Since our Redeemer made us glad?"

http://www.cyberhymnal.org/htm/o/x/oxnallcs.htm

as to the rest of your senseless diatribe, go **** yourself. if the
non Christians want to drink and eat themselves to death, let them! In
the mean time the Christians will be "merry" and "happy" in whatever
way they choose. Even most Amish celebrate the season with family and
friends with gatherings, feasts, and gift giving... some even decorate
Christmas trees!

so get a life and loosen up!

JD

Greg has no life, which is why he's reduced to spending Christmas alone,
poaching WiFi from someone to whine on Usenet. I find that entirely
fitting.

--

Greg's wrong guesses so far:

Aratzio
Spooge
MAABOF
Vince
Deco
Mike/Bill (?)
Johnny Dollar

"Sherkaner Underhill" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 25 Dec 2010 15:58:34 -0500, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq."
wrote:

"seymore" wrote in message
...
snip
oh, **** you, Gregory! The expression is old as dirt! In other parts
of the world "merry" is substituted by the word "happy". The meaning
is the same for Christians. why would they *not* be merry or happy
that the savior was born? huh?



You missed the point. "Merry Christmas" is the preferred, non-believer,
politically correct greeting that marginalizes the true purpose of
Christmas
which is celebrating the birth of the Christ. How about 'Joyous Christmas'
or better yet. 'Holy Christmas'.

That sounds like a dine idea and I hope you enjoy your push to put the
christian back into christianity. You plan to lead by example?

I am leading by example.


Do you think the non-believers would ever accept and say those greetings?

Why are you so interested in controlling what other people are doing
and saying?

Negative, I am saying that, as a Christian, I am tasked with not allowing my
religion to be secularized, liberalized and *******ized by accepting the
language the anti-religious or non-religious use to usurp and marginalize my
religion.

--
Gregory Hall