It’s the most wonderful time of the year… don’t let any circumcised attorney tell you otherwise. I intend to spend the day feasting on multiple confectionary delights. And whilst the Christmas music plays (traditional and not) I shall bask in the mesmerizing collage of lights, glitter, and shiny packages.
Of course, I shall not forget what this day really means (and I care not whether this is the EXACT day of Christ’s birth… for those who dwell on such things miss the whole point - and are a little slow of mind if I might add). I shall not forget how safe and sound I am on this day of epicurean materialism… thanks to the great freedoms that have become commonplace to the point of contempt. And let’s not forget the men and women in military uniform who sacrifice more in a week than most Westerners do in an entire decade, and who maintain our freedom.
So eat your eats, down your ‘nog, exchange your retail commodities, frolic with the family, slap any grinches (j/k… sorta), and have a very merry Christmas! 
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hmmm… i wonder if your “traditional” christmas music includes any of those wonderful 17th century hyms?? :p
@ Heather :: All right, Ms. Smarty-Pants.
…as long as Trans-Siberian Orchestra counts as traditional. 
@ HEATHER: wats wrong with classical
music?HUH? i hapen 2 be british and im used to dat music, guv’.
@ gladiator :: She’s giving me a hard time because of other comments I’ve made regarding “old” music.
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