Happy Easter
 

To those of you who celebrate it, happy Easter.

To those of us who don't ... enjoy the chocolate anyway.

(For me this is the most paganized of the christian holidays ... there were no bunnies and chickies at the resurrection, after all.)

Well, there could have been. :D

Happy Easter.

Thanks and right back at yah!

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Since I'm visiting a friend right now, we ended up going to her boyfriend's Catholic Easter mass, which was a novel experience for me. Way different from the Protestant services I've been to.

Actually, I was struck by the marked similarity between the Catholic mass and the Jewish Yom Kippur services I've attended. All in all, an educational day.

OK, slowly put down the Peeps and back away. No more sugar for you. :haha:

Show me a Christian holiday that ISN'T a rip-off of the pagan.

I'm sure one of the really obscure ones ...

I don't think the church ripped off the summer holidays too much ... Litha, Lammas, and Mabon go pretty much unnoticed.

The opening day of deer season?

November 2nd?

You're both really REEEEEEEEACHING there. :lol:

Originally posted by Brianna(re;Christian Holiday,pagan)
 

My intelligence suggests, on that topic,they are only fools, these Pagans are paying their dues. For definition of "fool" send private message.

Opening Day of Deer Season ... Thanksgiving moon.

November Second ... All souls day ... Samhain

Hey Bri, I think Anthony liiiiikes you!

ah, glenn danzig - the steroid fueled munchkin himself.

no no no ... not SAM-HANE.

pronounciation: /sow-WEN/ (that's "sow" like a female pig, not "sow" like throwing seeds into a field)

Celtic New Year.

Yeah...even by a lot of Pagans.

We have a big frolic for each of the eight sabbats, though. I might get tired of it someday...lots of work.

Mid Atlantic States Big Fuckfest occurs around Litha. It has a formal name. I don't remember what it is. But pagans who don't engage in polyamory pretty much stay away from it.

same spelling and i think that is where he borrowed the term from. and i'll have you know that i DO pronounce it correctly. not bad for a little christian boy, eh?

Yes, that's where the name comes from. Sam Hain was also the villain on Ghostbusters the Cartoon one time ... the giant scarecrow with the pumpkin head ...

Okay. Maybe I shouldn't admit that I know that ...

:eek: Whooooaaaaa. how do you know stuff like that? my wife rips on me for being a repository of useless information, but you having taken this to a new heights.

If we ever play Trivial Pursuit, I call wolf for my team!!!

Don't be harsh. He's a good kid.

Except for when he's getting punked out for being an overcompensting little prick.

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i was a Misfits fan, a Samhain fan, but could never get into Danzig. he is just a little balding juice freak.

I've only ever been beaten once in trivial pursuit, and I played it a lot before my friends started refusing to play with me. I have the set of gold-plated, enameled pies and wedges.

I'm good at pretty much everything, except sports. I always hope for a leisure question when SL comes up as the category.

Trivia is a hobby.

I coulda taken Ken Jennings DOWN.

my cousin was completely baked in his youth when we played the board game. he answered "jimmy Hendrix" to every single question one night. it really pissed everyone off, but he was amused. we found it downright hilarious that he left the room and we skipped his turn. the very next question - the one that he would have been asked... the answer really was "jimmy hendrix".

Yeah. I've seen that before. Poor guy. Everybody's always picking on the kid.

My sister does that with 'Casablanca'...it actually comes up fairly often too.