[FreeTheHostages]

Hmm, except "happy holidays" is kinda better for my more irreverant contest threads, I think. When I'm running a silly contest, to associate that with something revered . . . . I think the phrase has usefulness for use in some of Christmas' more irreverant contexts.

[dansangel]

I think the phrase has usefulness for use in some of Christmas' more irreverant contexts.

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I respectfully disagree. "Happy Holidays" is so generic it could be used for 4th of July, President's Day, Columbus Day, etc. The meaning of Christ's birthday is lost. The more militant the other side becomes, the more stubborn I get! :-)