View Poll Results: Merry X-mas or BAH HUMBUG
Merry X-mas
48
64.00%
Bah Humbug
27
36.00%
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Bah Humbug Or Merry X-mas??
12-18-2002, 06:56 AM
#11
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I like Christmas enough but I hate what it does to my customers. They all put a lot of preasure on me to get things done quicker then they should be so often times I have to do things twice. That really sucks. By the time Christmas rolls around I am ussually exhausted and do not have time to shop for anyone. I hope to get a long way along with things today but we will see.
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12-18-2002, 07:03 AM
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Happy Holidays to EVERYONE! Although we have ALL had our trials and tribulations, be thankful for all that we do have! Remember, there is always someone out there much worse off than you or I. Be thankful for a warm house, friends and family, the fact that you HAVE a computer to come to OSO and for your friends here at OSO. You do not need to be Christian, Jewish, or have any religous affiliation to enjoy this festive time of year. It is a time for giving un to others, for going the extra mile to help the less fortunate and for be thankful for what we have. Being agnostic, Christmas to me is about giving to others and sharing some of my good fortunes. I hope all of you have a safe and healthy HOLIDAY SEASON!
12-18-2002, 07:42 AM
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Everyone has had some trials and tribulations this year from the loss of loved ones, loss of jobs or pressure at work, financial etc. I just try to remember the reason for the season and hope everyone at OSO has a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous new year.
12-18-2002, 08:20 AM
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Merry Christmas!
This is the time of year to enjoy family and friends. Nothing is more fun than watching my 5 yr old working up a 500 item wish list for Santa. The best part is when he hands it to me to send off to the North Pole. Get the first five items on the list, put them under the tree and watch his eyes light up Christmas morning yelling Santa was here! Santa was here!
I will always remember those moments.
Bryant
This is the time of year to enjoy family and friends. Nothing is more fun than watching my 5 yr old working up a 500 item wish list for Santa. The best part is when he hands it to me to send off to the North Pole. Get the first five items on the list, put them under the tree and watch his eyes light up Christmas morning yelling Santa was here! Santa was here!
I will always remember those moments.
Bryant
12-18-2002, 08:40 AM
#16
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Merry Christmas, I guess...At least that's how I voted.
Seems that the more years go by(and the older you get), X-mas just seems like more and more work and planning...but still nice to give and get and spend time with loved ones.
Seems that the more years go by(and the older you get), X-mas just seems like more and more work and planning...but still nice to give and get and spend time with loved ones.
12-18-2002, 09:50 AM
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Originally posted by Shane
Happy Holidays to EVERYONE! Although we have ALL had our trials and tribulations, be thankful for all that we do have! Remember, there is always someone out there much worse off than you or I. Be thankful for a warm house, friends and family, the fact that you HAVE a computer to come to OSO and for your friends here at OSO. You do not need to be Christian, Jewish, or have any religous affiliation to enjoy this festive time of year. It is a time for giving un to others, for going the extra mile to help the less fortunate and for be thankful for what we have. Being agnostic, Christmas to me is about giving to others and sharing some of my good fortunes. I hope all of you have a safe and healthy HOLIDAY SEASON!
Happy Holidays to EVERYONE! Although we have ALL had our trials and tribulations, be thankful for all that we do have! Remember, there is always someone out there much worse off than you or I. Be thankful for a warm house, friends and family, the fact that you HAVE a computer to come to OSO and for your friends here at OSO. You do not need to be Christian, Jewish, or have any religous affiliation to enjoy this festive time of year. It is a time for giving un to others, for going the extra mile to help the less fortunate and for be thankful for what we have. Being agnostic, Christmas to me is about giving to others and sharing some of my good fortunes. I hope all of you have a safe and healthy HOLIDAY SEASON!
