On Dec 15, 5:45*pm, Gene wrote:
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:59:12 -0500, John H
wrote:

Christmas, and the fact that so many people get so much enjoyment from
the season, must really **** off the atheists.

Not only that.... it really ****es off a lot of Christians, because
they know it is celebrating a Pagan holiday with a ton of Pagan
trappings.... and they will do anything to prevent being guilty of
idolatrous worship....

... there are a lot of Christian children around here that will get no
presents and wouldn't want them, if they did.... *there are Christian
homes with absolute prohibitions against anything associated with
Christmas.... no trees, no 12 days, no Yule log, no parades, no
exchanging gifts, no ornaments, no mistletoe, no green, no red, no
presents, no Santa, and *certainly* no eggnog.

NO EGGNOG????

C'mon Gene, now thats going as bit too far!!!

I've got about 4 gallons of Praire Farms "Holiday Nog" (no alcohol) in
the freezer now. My son and I occasionally crack open a half gallon
in July, thaw it, shake it, and guzzle it. Just as good as the day it
was made.

Life is too short without egg nog, especially through the summer.

On 12/16/09 2:37 PM, Tim wrote:
On Dec 15, 5:45 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:59:12 -0500, John
wrote:

Christmas, and the fact that so many people get so much enjoyment from
the season, must really **** off the atheists.

Not only that.... it really ****es off a lot of Christians, because
they know it is celebrating a Pagan holiday with a ton of Pagan
trappings.... and they will do anything to prevent being guilty of
idolatrous worship....

... there are a lot of Christian children around here that will get no
presents and wouldn't want them, if they did.... there are Christian
homes with absolute prohibitions against anything associated with
Christmas.... no trees, no 12 days, no Yule log, no parades, no
exchanging gifts, no ornaments, no mistletoe, no green, no red, no
presents, no Santa, and *certainly* no eggnog.

NO EGGNOG????

C'mon Gene, now thats going as bit too far!!!

I've got about 4 gallons of Praire Farms "Holiday Nog" (no alcohol) in
the freezer now. My son and I occasionally crack open a half gallon
in July, thaw it, shake it, and guzzle it. Just as good as the day it
was made.

Life is too short without egg nog, especially through the summer.



Eggnog
It's the official holiday drink of Jesus Christ!
(But never with meat products)

On Dec 16, 1:52*pm, Harry wrote:
On 12/16/09 2:37 PM, Tim wrote:





On Dec 15, 5:45 pm, *wrote:
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:59:12 -0500, John
wrote:

Christmas, and the fact that so many people get so much enjoyment from
the season, must really **** off the atheists.

Not only that.... it really ****es off a lot of Christians, because
they know it is celebrating a Pagan holiday with a ton of Pagan
trappings.... and they will do anything to prevent being guilty of
idolatrous worship....

... there are a lot of Christian children around here that will get no
presents and wouldn't want them, if they did.... *there are Christian
homes with absolute prohibitions against anything associated with
Christmas.... no trees, no 12 days, no Yule log, no parades, no
exchanging gifts, no ornaments, no mistletoe, no green, no red, no
presents, no Santa, and *certainly* no eggnog.

NO EGGNOG????

C'mon Gene, now thats going as bit too far!!!

I've got about 4 gallons of Praire Farms "Holiday Nog" (no alcohol) in
the freezer now. My son and I occasionally crack open a half gallon
in July, thaw it, shake it, and guzzle it. Just as good as the day it
was made.

Life is too short without egg nog, especially through the summer.

Eggnog
It's the official holiday drink of Jesus Christ!
(But never with meat products)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You got a cite on that, Harry?

just curious where you got your information.

?;^ )

On 12/16/09 3:51 PM, Tim wrote:
On Dec 16, 1:52 pm, wrote:
On 12/16/09 2:37 PM, Tim wrote:





On Dec 15, 5:45 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:59:12 -0500, John
wrote:

Christmas, and the fact that so many people get so much enjoyment from
the season, must really **** off the atheists.

Not only that.... it really ****es off a lot of Christians, because
they know it is celebrating a Pagan holiday with a ton of Pagan
trappings.... and they will do anything to prevent being guilty of
idolatrous worship....

... there are a lot of Christian children around here that will get no
presents and wouldn't want them, if they did.... there are Christian
homes with absolute prohibitions against anything associated with
Christmas.... no trees, no 12 days, no Yule log, no parades, no
exchanging gifts, no ornaments, no mistletoe, no green, no red, no
presents, no Santa, and *certainly* no eggnog.

NO EGGNOG????

C'mon Gene, now thats going as bit too far!!!

I've got about 4 gallons of Praire Farms "Holiday Nog" (no alcohol) in
the freezer now. My son and I occasionally crack open a half gallon
in July, thaw it, shake it, and guzzle it. Just as good as the day it
was made.

Life is too short without egg nog, especially through the summer.

Eggnog
It's the official holiday drink of Jesus Christ!
(But never with meat products)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You got a cite on that, Harry?

just curious where you got your information.

?;^ )


I read about the first part in the bible:

Refreshments and Recreations: II,3 :)

The second part I deduced:

Jesus wouldn't eat meat products with milk products at the same
meal/snack. As an observant Jew, he would have been very familiar with
the dietary law of basar bechalav. "Thou shalt not seethe a kid in its
mother's milk."

On Dec 16, 2:59*pm, Harry wrote:
On 12/16/09 3:51 PM, Tim wrote:





On Dec 16, 1:52 pm, *wrote:
On 12/16/09 2:37 PM, Tim wrote:

On Dec 15, 5:45 pm, * *wrote:
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:59:12 -0500, John
wrote:

Christmas, and the fact that so many people get so much enjoyment from
the season, must really **** off the atheists.

Not only that.... it really ****es off a lot of Christians, because
they know it is celebrating a Pagan holiday with a ton of Pagan
trappings.... and they will do anything to prevent being guilty of
idolatrous worship....

... there are a lot of Christian children around here that will get no
presents and wouldn't want them, if they did.... *there are Christian
homes with absolute prohibitions against anything associated with
Christmas.... no trees, no 12 days, no Yule log, no parades, no
exchanging gifts, no ornaments, no mistletoe, no green, no red, no
presents, no Santa, and *certainly* no eggnog.

NO EGGNOG????

C'mon Gene, now thats going as bit too far!!!

I've got about 4 gallons of Praire Farms "Holiday Nog" (no alcohol) in
the freezer now. My son and I occasionally crack open a half gallon
in July, thaw it, shake it, and guzzle it. Just as good as the day it
was made.

Life is too short without egg nog, especially through the summer.

Eggnog
It's the official holiday drink of Jesus Christ!
(But never with meat products)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You got a cite on that, Harry?

just curious where you got your information.

?;^ )

I read about the first part in the bible:

Refreshments and Recreations: II,3 * *:)


Hmmm. I must have missed that part.



The second part I deduced:

Jesus wouldn't eat meat products with milk products at the same
meal/snack. As an observant Jew, he would have been very familiar with
the dietary law of basar bechalav. "Thou shalt not seethe a kid in its
mother's milk."- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Of course H was obedient to the law.

Hebrews 4:15

Of course H was obedient to the law.


"He"

sorry.

In article c81339f9-211a-4dde-964a-2aa192d793d7
@r1g2000vbn.googlegroups.com, says...

On Dec 16, 1:52*pm, Harry wrote:
On 12/16/09 2:37 PM, Tim wrote:





On Dec 15, 5:45 pm, *wrote:
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:59:12 -0500, John
wrote:

Christmas, and the fact that so many people get so much enjoyment from
the season, must really **** off the atheists.

Not only that.... it really ****es off a lot of Christians, because
they know it is celebrating a Pagan holiday with a ton of Pagan
trappings.... and they will do anything to prevent being guilty of
idolatrous worship....

... there are a lot of Christian children around here that will get no
presents and wouldn't want them, if they did.... *there are Christian
homes with absolute prohibitions against anything associated with
Christmas.... no trees, no 12 days, no Yule log, no parades, no
exchanging gifts, no ornaments, no mistletoe, no green, no red, no
presents, no Santa, and *certainly* no eggnog.

NO EGGNOG????

C'mon Gene, now thats going as bit too far!!!

I've got about 4 gallons of Praire Farms "Holiday Nog" (no alcohol) in
the freezer now. My son and I occasionally crack open a half gallon
in July, thaw it, shake it, and guzzle it. Just as good as the day it
was made.

Life is too short without egg nog, especially through the summer.

Eggnog
It's the official holiday drink of Jesus Christ!
(But never with meat products)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You got a cite on that, Harry?

just curious where you got your information.

?;^ )

I don't need one. I know everything. And if you dare to call me on any
of my posts, or say I don't know something, or say I lied about
something, I'll start calling you names and insulting you like I do all
the others.

--
And now...back to flajim and others who are so obsessed with me, they
use my handle here.

On 12/16/09 4:01 PM, Harry wrote:
In articlec81339f9-211a-4dde-964a-2aa192d793d7
@r1g2000vbn.googlegroups.com, says...

On Dec 16, 1:52 pm, wrote:
On 12/16/09 2:37 PM, Tim wrote:





On Dec 15, 5:45 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:59:12 -0500, John
wrote:

Christmas, and the fact that so many people get so much enjoyment from
the season, must really **** off the atheists.

Not only that.... it really ****es off a lot of Christians, because
they know it is celebrating a Pagan holiday with a ton of Pagan
trappings.... and they will do anything to prevent being guilty of
idolatrous worship....

... there are a lot of Christian children around here that will get no
presents and wouldn't want them, if they did.... there are Christian
homes with absolute prohibitions against anything associated with
Christmas.... no trees, no 12 days, no Yule log, no parades, no
exchanging gifts, no ornaments, no mistletoe, no green, no red, no
presents, no Santa, and *certainly* no eggnog.

NO EGGNOG????

C'mon Gene, now thats going as bit too far!!!

I've got about 4 gallons of Praire Farms "Holiday Nog" (no alcohol) in
the freezer now. My son and I occasionally crack open a half gallon
in July, thaw it, shake it, and guzzle it. Just as good as the day it
was made.

Life is too short without egg nog, especially through the summer.

Eggnog
It's the official holiday drink of Jesus Christ!
(But never with meat products)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You got a cite on that, Harry?

just curious where you got your information.

?;^ )







I don't need one. I know everything. And if you dare to call me on any
of my posts, or say I don't know something, or say I lied about
something, I'll start calling you names and insulting you like I do all
the others.


The paragraph directly above shows how easy it is to "detect" one of the
semi-literate "I Wannabe Harry" jerks. They write like floridajim, or
herring, or loogy, or justhate. I don't.


A real Harry response, which I offered:

"I read about the first part in the bible:

"Refreshments and Recreations: II,3 :)

"The second part I deduced:

"Jesus wouldn't eat meat products with milk products at the same
meal/snack. As an observant Jew, he would have been very familiar with
the dietary law of basar bechalav. 'Thou shalt not seethe a kid in its
mother's milk.'"