Cuz everyone forgot his birthday...(click me for big)
From the Christmas Cards challenge. See all 445 entries (closed)
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:23, archived)
it doesn't matter anyways.
I am happy I have escaped my family for the night
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:26, archived)
I did have a mostly good day, except when I was at my parents'
and I suppose, objectively, having a bad 5 hours is better than having to go to work for 8, if you have a bad job
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:29, archived)
Are you one of those different religions, like Jewishness or Buddhistness? It's okay if you are, you know. Hee hee
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:32, archived)
not even atheism.
I am non-religious, because it seems like a waste of time to me
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:34, archived)
It's about love, family, and most of all, running around like a madman trying to buy christmas presents for aunts and uncles you don't even LIKE.
You're right. It's a waste of time.
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:37, archived)
or is that something else i'm thinking of?
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:37, archived)
and the presents are just materialism
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:38, archived)
there are lots of things you don't need that you probably have
and me too
just seems silly to have a season for it when people are greedy all the time
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:43, archived)
At least at Christmas, our greed has a theme.
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:45, archived)
I'd prefer to just admit to it and go ahead rather than trying to pretend it's about something else. That's what bothers me about it so much, I think. It's pretending to be something it isn't, and I'm forced into it. There's no way to avoid it without locking myself away from people completely
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:47, archived)
And just when Christmas is over, you gotta start with Valentines day, which is a REAL lie.
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:51, archived)
but it's no more false than christmas
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:52, archived)
I wish it wasn't shoved down my throat wherever I go
it's over though! yay for it being finished and done with and not coming back for another year
(, Fri 26 Dec 2003, 3:29, archived)