well since christmas is over

[Lost Mind]

can we change the smilies yet? i mean there kinda old wierd when its not christmas BUT the cool would look way more dope with a cig in his mouth  

[JTSimon]

Christmas is not over.

[Lost Mind]

why u say that?

[JTSimon]

Orthodox Christians around the world celebrate Christmas on January 7.

 

[Don Seer]

not until 12 days after

[M Dogg™]

not until 12 days after

who celebrates twelve days of christmas? how does that work???


pink

[Don Seer]

you're not supposed to take your tree down until 12 days after xmas.. so i'm not takin the smileys down.. lol

[M Dogg™]

really says who? why is that so??? grrr.. someone explain this 12 days of christmas



Pink

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

really says who? why is that so??? grrr.. someone explain this 12 days of christmas

Pink

Seriously, what kind of (fat) loser deletes her account and starts posting on her brothers name 2 days later?

I think we found the real attention whore (emphasis on whore)...PeACe

[Don Seer]

yeah the 12 days of christmas are the 12 after, ending on Epiphany, you have to take your decorations down then, not before or its bad luck.

"26-6 Twelve Days of Christmas

The Celts believed that the sun stood still for 12 days during the winter solstice. Our twelve days of Christmas may have started with this belief. In the middle ages, religious holidays were virtually the only holidays, so everyone was eager to extend such celebrations as long as possible. Christmas in particular was extended from a one day event to 12 days from Christmas Day to the Epiphany. In wealthy castles, a gift on each of the 12 days was quite common. This made "The Twelve Days of Christmas" a very popular song in anticipation of the gifts to come. It is not certain how old this carol is, but it probably dates back as far as the 16th century
"



"6 Epiphany

In Latin America, gifts are usually given today. Is a Greek word meaning "to show." It marked the "showing" of Jesus to the outside world when he was visited by the Magi. Traditional end of the Christmas holiday and is the date on which we take down the tree and decorations. To do so earlier is thought to bring bad luck for the rest of the year. Even today some countries celebrate Epiphany as the most important day of the Christmas season
"

[Don Seer]

really says who? why is that so??? grrr.. someone explain this 12 days of christmas

Pink

Seriously, what kind of (fat) loser deletes her account and starts posting on her brothers name 2 days later?

I think we found the real attention whore (emphasis on whore)...PeACe

the only person here making a  fuss about it is you..

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

really says who? why is that so??? grrr.. someone explain this 12 days of christmas

Pink

Seriously, what kind of (fat) loser deletes her account and starts posting on her brothers name 2 days later?

I think we found the real attention whore (emphasis on whore)...PeACe

the only person here making a  fuss about it is you..

If she still wants to post (which she obviously does), then why delete your account?...And this isn't the first time she's done it either...PeACe

[M Dogg™]

yeah the 12 days of christmas are the 12 after, ending on Epiphany, you have to take your decorations down then, not before or its bad luck.

"26-6 Twelve Days of Christmas

The Celts believed that the sun stood still for 12 days during the winter solstice. Our twelve days of Christmas may have started with this belief. In the middle ages, religious holidays were virtually the only holidays, so everyone was eager to extend such celebrations as long as possible. Christmas in particular was extended from a one day event to 12 days from Christmas Day to the Epiphany. In wealthy castles, a gift on each of the 12 days was quite common. This made "The Twelve Days of Christmas" a very popular song in anticipation of the gifts to come. It is not certain how old this carol is, but it probably dates back as far as the 16th century
"



"6 Epiphany

In Latin America, gifts are usually given today. Is a Greek word meaning "to show." It marked the "showing" of Jesus to the outside world when he was visited by the Magi. Traditional end of the Christmas holiday and is the date on which we take down the tree and decorations. To do so earlier is thought to bring bad luck for the rest of the year. Even today some countries celebrate Epiphany as the most important day of the Christmas season
"

Ooh i see...........

 


pink

[Don Seer]

sccit.. do you realise you just fucked up this thread? do you realise the only one bringing this to people attention and making it an issue is you? if she wants to do this she can.. ok?

[Lost Mind]

sccit.. do you realise you just fucked up this thread? do you realise the only one bringing this to people attention and making it an issue is you? if she wants to do this she can.. ok?

well she does kinda portray herself as a loser but hey im not saying nothing i dont even know her!