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Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - beep beep diglett - 12-24-2009
(12-24-2009, 03:15 PM)Karthmas link Wrote: [quote author=Versus-pwny- link=topic=4024.msg128570#msg128570 date=1261677795]I'd rather ignore the fact I actually know what you're doing.
do you really have to ask to know what i'm going to be doing
Whataburger and fapping to drawings.
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Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - BS1 - 12-24-2009
I'm going to be staying home sick. :'(
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - Mission Difficult - 12-24-2009
Getting ready for Kwanzaa.
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - Badgerman of DOOM - 12-24-2009
Dinner at Outback in a few minutes (early so we actually get a table) and then midnight mass (Catholic lolwat).
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - K2 - 12-24-2009
(12-24-2009, 02:51 PM)Surf314 link Wrote: Also what does a unitarian Christmas service entail?
I'll tell you when I get back from it, but from my experience it's probably like any Protestant service without praying or any specific mention of any specific sort of beliefs.
Edit: It was pretty much exactly like the Methodist services I went to as a kid. We sang a bunch of Christmas carols, they told the whole story, and everybody held candles while singing Silent Night.
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - Surf314 - 12-24-2009
Is it sad I don't even know what a protestant service is like?
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - copulatingduck - 12-24-2009
the weather is pleasantly mild in FL, i like it
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - [fr31ns]Karrde - 12-25-2009
Went over to my Aunt's place with my Dad's side of the family. Got to see the siblings. Had some food and presents. Good times. Tomorrow w/Mom's side. Then going to see "Sherlock Holmes" with some friends. Good plan if you ask me ;P
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - Eschatos - 12-25-2009
(12-24-2009, 04:25 PM)K2 link Wrote: [quote author=Surf314 link=topic=4024.msg128584#msg128584 date=1261684260]
Also what does a unitarian Christmas service entail?
I'll tell you when I get back from it, but from my experience it's probably like any Protestant service without praying or any specific mention of any specific sort of beliefs.
Edit: It was pretty much exactly like the Methodist services I went to as a kid. We sang a bunch of Christmas carols, they told the whole story, and everybody held candles while singing Silent Night.
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Yeah my dad dragged us to a Unitarian service too, which actually wasn't awful.
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - Badgerman of DOOM - 12-25-2009
Oh God, they let Fr. Francis do the homily. He brought a toy that laughs. It would not stop. At the end it fell off of the stage.
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - Luinbariel - 12-25-2009
We all got together and played cards and dominos. My parents also made something they had in holland all the time that I haven't had in ages... SO GOOD MY GOD.
Then I laughed at my sister when she got drunk and was giggling in the card games.
Re: So, it's Christmas Eve. - HeK - 12-26-2009
Posting late, but I was at work until 1200 CST. So many fires to put out... not to mention that there was only four other people there =/
Afterwards, drove for three hours in a ridiculously loud car and did what Luin said.