Charlie Brown Christmas

Thanks, ABaldwin67:) I actually don't mind having an argument about religion, especially tonight while I'm drinking

I didn't say I didn't like the topic. I said that you'll find your assumed freedom to post on it will be circumscribed, and offered you the outlet for it that the site does allow.

Second, these are public forums. We members come and go pretty much as we please, free to be pleased or displeased. If you don't want to risk critical comments, don't post in public.

In truth, I would love to but I can't (and choose not to try) here or even in open discussion.

It just sows discord when I'm here for chessical and comical reasons.

It's a risk I'm willing to take, goldendog

thanks. everyone stay warm.

Something about gods deciding not to destroy the world? I think I would rather just get gifts for my kids than scare them with horror stories about deities on a murderous rampage.

"Son, an invisible man in the sky is about to destroy the world. Now, go play with your train set while there's still time."

Forget religion and dogma and politics and whether you're going to start a religious debate, etc. etc.

I love Charlie Brown's Christmas. My kids are grown and out, and my grandchildren come around intermittently, but I watch Charlie Brown faithfully every year--sometimes two or three times. I also watch Rudolph and Frosty and several versions of A Christmas Carol.

I'm 62, and I hope I'm never too old to enjoy these classics.

You were my first guess.

When you are drinking is there any argument that you aren't willing to take on?

So...what's christmas about? Myths, classic christmas programs and movies, shopping, gift-trading, family get-togethers.

I think it's a kid's holiday that adults make a mess of

(I think I know what to do here)

Hey trysts! Hess sez he's better than you! You gonna take that?

(popcorn ready to be popped)

Ha! I only argue about a few subjects, hashish.

I am not going to argue with the "Queen of Argue".