I celebrate what I celebrate and I don't celebrate what I don't celebrate.

[cherokeeprogressive]

That said...

Everyone who celebrates with me is kind-hearted and caring; everyone who doesn't celebrate with me is cold and unfeeling.

Conversely...

Everyone who celebrates when I choose to refrain is misguided and foolish; everyone who sits with me has their head on perfectly straight.

That's my lecture, and I believe my work for the day is done.

[Scootaloo]

1. How dare you!

FEEL THE FULL BRUNT OF MY NONSPECIFIC RELIGION-AND-CULTURE-NEUTRAL OUTRAGE!

[pintobean]

2. Let's celebrate

this thread.

[Common Sense Party]

5. Let's all celebrate

and have a good time.

[Common Sense Party]

3. You are 100% INCORRECT. Because when YOU celebrate what you celebrate...

...you do so only superficially, without participating in the true, unselfish, progressive meaning of the cause for celebration.

On the other hand, *I* don't celebrate what you celebrate, and I help little old ladies cross the street every single day, uphill both ways, therefore *I* am better than you, you hypocrite materialist.

[ScreamingMeemie]

4. You forgot the part where we are admonished to stop posting here if we don't like what

you said!

I can't take you seriously now.

[lumberjack_jeff]

6. Apparently festivus is a floating holiday.

The airing of grievances doesn't draw its validity from no stinkin' calendar.

Sometimes I think that the only holiday I may enjoy without guilt is labor day. That's my contribution to the grievance pool.

[Glassunion]

7. You have piqued my indifference

Happy (insert celebration name here) !

[CAG]

8. Uh oh, the politically correct police have called

Us.... "Clever".... In a similar thread for mocking people who think its important that we know what they DON'T celebrate.

[cherokeeprogressive]

9. I was simply trying to make the point that...

By knowing what to celebrate, and what not to celebrate, and by choosing wisely, we can ALL make a difference.

Or not...