Merry Christmas

[davecc webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

I want to wish all my friends on this forum and the helpful staff at Macromedia a happy and safe Christmas.

David

[david gangwisch]

Thanks

BTW, next week is a corporate holiday for Macromedia employees. While a few
will be working, most will be celebrating the holidays with family and
friends. Our responses on the Newsgroup may be delayed until after the
holidays. Many, including me, won't be active on the Newsgroup again until
Monday 1/5.

Happy Chanukah,

David W Gangwisch
Software Design Engineer - FreeHand
Macromedia, Inc.


"davecc" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I want to wish all my friends on this forum and the helpful staff at

Macromedia a happy and safe Christmas.

>
> David
>
>

[maxman23 webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Back at you, David. All the best to you and yours, and all the best to FreeHand devotees everywhere. (:->))

Max
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Max MacDonald
Toronto

[davecc webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Max,

All the best to you and yours also. What's the weather like up north? Down in the Caribbean the weather is beautiful.

Regards,
David

[laihuattan webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Merry christmas to everyone here

[url]http://www.brainworkssolutions.net/assets/egreetings/xmas.htm[/url]

thanks
laihuattan

[pelo78]

Merry Christmas from Italy!
Adriano

[Zinnick]

"pelo78" <pelo78NOSPAM@iafs.it> wrote in message
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> Merry Christmas from Italy!
> Adriano

Thankyou.
However, it is not fashionable in the USA to use the "C" word in the current
PC climate. Merry Holidays or Merry Festivus is acceptable though.

[Matt Ion]

Zinnick wrote:

> "pelo78" <pelo78NOSPAM@iafs.it> wrote in message
> news:3315biF3s0fd2U1@individual.net...
>

>>Merry Christmas from Italy!
>>Adriano

>
>
> Thankyou.
> However, it is not fashionable in the USA to use the "C" word in the current
> PC climate. Merry Holidays or Merry Festivus is acceptable though.

MERRY F'ING CHRISTMAS TO ALL THE POLITICALLY CORRECT BOZOS TOO!

[UnoWhoo]

Hi

I'll second that. Stop before it all gets too crazy.

HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL.

[Colm]

"Zinnick" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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>
> "pelo78" <pelo78NOSPAM@iafs.it> wrote in message
> news:3315biF3s0fd2U1@individual.net...

> > Merry Christmas from Italy!
> > Adriano

>
> Thankyou.
> However, it is not fashionable in the USA to use the "C" word in the

current

> PC climate.

OK, I'll asterisk some of it out in my seasonal message.
Happy Christmas you PC c**t.

--
Colm

[Roland Karlsson]

"Zinnick" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in
news:41cb6128@dnews.tpgi.com.au:

> However, it is not fashionable in the USA to use the "C" word in the
> current PC climate. Merry Holidays or Merry Festivus is acceptable
> though.
>

Is this for real?

When I heard it I just thought it was a joke.

Happy Xmas from Sweden BTW.

Here we have Christmas although the Christianity is not
all that fashionable and we have a King although he has
no real power. So - tradition is not all that fashionable.


/Roland

[Alan Browne]

pelo78 wrote:

> Merry Christmas from Italy!
> Adriano

Buon Natale!!

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[Alan Browne]

Zinnick wrote:

> "pelo78" <pelo78NOSPAM@iafs.it> wrote in message
> news:3315biF3s0fd2U1@individual.net...
>

>>Merry Christmas from Italy!
>>Adriano

>
>
> Thankyou.
> However, it is not fashionable in the USA to use the "C" word in the current
> PC climate. Merry Holidays or Merry Festivus is acceptable though.

Where the hell did you get that idea?

Merry Christmas!!! And a Happy New Year too!!!

Cheers,
Alan



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[Jer]

Roland Karlsson wrote:

> "Zinnick" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in
> news:41cb6128@dnews.tpgi.com.au:
>
>

>>However, it is not fashionable in the USA to use the "C" word in the
>>current PC climate. Merry Holidays or Merry Festivus is acceptable
>>though.
>>

>
>
> Is this for real?
>

Yup.

> When I heard it I just thought it was a joke.

It is a joke, not that it was intended to be. Considering the rampant
materialism that has morphed Jesus into Santa "The Paragon of 4Q
Earnings", a lot of folks can't stand themselves this time of year, so
there's always someone picking on someone else.

>
> Happy Xmas from Sweden BTW.

Feliz Navidad y Progresso Ano Neuvo de Mexico, Senor.

>
> Here we have Christmas although the Christianity is not
> all that fashionable and we have a King although he has
> no real power. So - tradition is not all that fashionable.
>
>
> /Roland

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[pelo78]

Alan Browne ha scritto:

> pelo78 wrote:
>

>> Merry Christmas from Italy!
>> Adriano

>
>
>
> Buon Natale!!
>

Grazie :)

[Merritt Mullen]

In article <Xns95C9971887B6klotjohan@130.133.1.4>,
Roland Karlsson <roland_dot_karlsson@bonetmail.com> wrote:

> "Zinnick" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in
> news:41cb6128@dnews.tpgi.com.au:
>

> > However, it is not fashionable in the USA to use the "C" word in the
> > current PC climate. Merry Holidays or Merry Festivus is acceptable
> > though.
> >

>
> Is this for real?

Nope. It is just hype by the Christian fundamentalists, who use scare
tactics to make people think that they are under attack from the left wing.

No one (who matters, that is) objects to the greeting "Merry Christmas" in
the US, although in recognition of the fact that everyone celebrating the
year-end holidays (which is, by the way, another religious word, "holy
day") are not Christians, the greeting "Happy Holidays" is also popular.
Don't know where you got the "Merry Festivus" though (I have never heard
that in the US).

In fact, President Bush, an avowed Christian, this year wished everyone
"Happy Holidays," not "Merry Christmas."

> When I heard it I just thought it was a joke.

Those who would try to scare us into thinking our Christian heritage and
religion is in danger of being destroyed (as if that were possible) are
not joking.

> Happy Xmas from Sweden BTW.

And a Merry Christmas to you as well. But be careful with the use of
"Xmas." Some fundamental (and ignorant) Christians in the U.S. object to
what they see as substituting "X" for the name of Christ, not realizing
that "X" is the Greek "Chi" the initial letter in the word Christ.

> Here we have Christmas although the Christianity is not
> all that fashionable and we have a King although he has
> no real power. So - tradition is not all that fashionable.

That's correct. Traditions, language and celebrations change over time;
but underlying religious truths do not.

Merritt

[Alan Browne]

It's Christmas Eve (at least in this time zone as I write this...), so I bid you
all a Cheerful, Safe and Merry Christmas!

[Cornelia Boenigk]

Hi all,

Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year.

Conni

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[Terry Lee Tucker]

Merry Christmas to you from North Carolina, USA. :o)

On Saturday 25 December 2004 07:32 am, Cornelia Boenigk saith:

> Hi all,
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> Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year.
>
> Conni
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our civilization and our institutions are emphatically
Christian... This is a religious people. This is historically
true. From the discovery of this continent to the present hour,
there is a single voice making this affirmation... we find
everywhere a clear recognition of the same truth... These, and many
other matters which might be noticed, add a volume of unofficial
declarations to the mass of organic utterances that this is a
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[Estienne van Velzen]

Merry Christmas to all of you from The Netherlands.

Greetz,

Estienne


Terry Lee Tucker wrote:

>Merry Christmas to you from North Carolina, USA. :o)
>
>On Saturday 25 December 2004 07:32 am, Cornelia Boenigk saith:
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>>Hi all,
>>
>>Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year.
>>
>>Conni
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