1 posted on
11/28/2014 12:21:34 PM PST by
traumer
To: traumer
just one...
2 posted on
11/28/2014 12:24:26 PM PST by
traumer
To: traumer
OH NO a white guy with droopy pants.....
3 posted on
11/28/2014 12:25:07 PM PST by
MeshugeMikey
("Never, Never, Never, Give Up," Winston Churchill ><>)
To: traumer
ahhh the holiday spirit does one good.
4 posted on
11/28/2014 12:25:10 PM PST by
driftdiver
(I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
To: traumer
What’s with black Friday in the UK?? They don’t have Thanksgiving there. Thus there is no day after Thanksgiving to kick off the Christmas shopping season. I guess I’m missing something.
To: traumer
Ah, peace on Earth, good will toward men. I wonder if there were Christmas - excuse me, "Holiday" - wait, that's too religious, "Winter Season" carols going in the background? The ones about a manger, a cold winter night, and cutting your neighbor's guts out over a cheap TV?
Well, if there aren't any of those there ought to be.
To: traumer
The UK is dead. Just dead.
7 posted on
11/28/2014 12:42:51 PM PST by
Dr. Thorne
("Don't be afraid. Just believe." - Mark 5:36)
To: traumer
And there’s the lie exposed that it’s called Black Friday because yada-yada...
How can they have a day after Thanksgiving, when they don’t have Thanksgiving?
8 posted on
11/28/2014 12:44:51 PM PST by
Stalwart
To: traumer
Like the proverbial boiling frog, all these countries are just completely Americanized. Look at their clothing, look at the store, no wonder they’re adopting quasi-holidays that are an excuse for a retail sales blitz, too. What’s next, Cinco de Mayo in England? It wouldn’t be any less odd or ridiculous.
And yet, all these utterly Americanized countries retain a virulent anti-Americanism. What a strange affectation that is, imitate but excoriate.
To: traumer
Looks almost like Ferguson.
Except for the cheerleaders...
25 posted on
11/28/2014 2:51:43 PM PST by
NoCmpromiz
(John 14:6 is a non-pluralistic comment.)
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