New Year presents thread

[Cybertails1998]

Well, not on January 1st they do, but on January 7th I believe. Yes.

Anyways, I think christmas in the US should be on new years also. I mean think about it, you have a new year to play with all your presents. Anyone who agrees with me, tell me. *raises hand*

Christmas is based upon the Christ's birth, starfish. We keep it on the 25th for his birthday.

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[zackin5]

Christmas is based upon the Christ's birth, starfish. We keep it on the 25th for his birthday.

Except he wasn't born on the 25th, or even December for that matter.

[Cybertails1998]

Except he wasn't born on the 25th, or even December for that matter.

This is what we believe.
also

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[Slugger]

Holy forget, more presents, 6 days from christmas?

[WhoDa?]

Christmas is based upon the Christ's birth, starfish. We keep it on the 25th for his birthday.

It's a pagan holiday and has nothing to do with your lord's birth.

[Cybertails1998]

Holy forget, more presents, 6 days from christmas?

DERP
WE CELBRQATE CRISMAS ON JANARY 7TH

[Acid]

DERP
WE CELBRQATE CRISMAS ON JANARY 7TH

Holy stuff more presents, 7 days before christmas?

[Coolio]

You get presents because there's a new year?

What?

[Cybertails1998]

DASFHG

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[Solid]

Christmas is based upon the Christ's birth, starfish. We keep it on the 25th for his birthday.

actually christmas is on winter solstice

[*Magick* Mage]

actually christmas is on winter solstice

Christmas is after the Winter Solstice (Like Brumalia), commemorating Christ's birth (No one knows when he was born, nor when He was visited by the Magi for that matter), dated because of Pagan tradition and holiday (i.e. Brumalia, the Winter Solstice festival, ect.).

Christmas wasn't even that significant of a holiday. It was more so made so that converting Pagans could still hold on to their traditions while being a part of Christianity, and to keep those same ideas of merrymaking and gift giving alive. But the spirit of the holiday is nonetheless more important then where it came from and why. The fact it was shared by two different religions, and now is even a part of the secular world, portrays an actually successful venture of peace and joy.
Also, you get presents for the new year. ._.