This is what im having for chirtsmas

[Dahobo24]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rUEpmbdZLw hmmmm does that look good or what 

 

[Icey Fresh Werewolf]

That actually looks extremely delicious...

I wonder how he protects himself from the endless onslaught of PETA?

 

[Dahobo24]

He buillt a bacon fence around his house to keep out the haters

 

[Evilknightz]

This is fact.

 

[Moose!]

Speaking as an avid carnivore, that looked rather disgusting.

 

[FrisianDude]

Ahh, Chirtsmas. The celebration of birth of Hésus Chirt in a small café in Mexico-city. Of course, it was originally the date when ancient pagans practiced their Juul festivities, but that's no longer important.

 

[Cyborg Eastern European]

Meh.
Bunch of idiots running around wasting cash they don't have on **** they don't need to impress people they don't like.
Business as usual, really. Just turned up a notch.

 

[Jace]

This is what I'm having. It's a two-parter, but well worth the watch: Part1 Part2

 

[Archonsod]

I wonder how he protects himself from the endless onslaught of PETA?

Same way the rest of us do. Snap their puny protein deficient bodies while laughing. Then turn them into pies.

 

[vadermath]

Ahh, Chirtsmas. The celebration of birth of Hésus Chirt in a small café in Mexico-city. Of course, it was originally the date when ancient pagans practiced their Juul festivities, but that's no longer important.

Does the fact that I knew of Sol Invictus from the "Big Bang Theory" make me a nerd?

 

[FrisianDude]

No, plenty of other stuff that make you a nerd.


Also, I never watched that show and the name 'Sol Invictus' sounds familiar.

 

[Cyborg Eastern European]

I knew it long before BBT.
Actually, I don't think I watched that episode.

 

[vadermath]

I knew it long before BBT.
Actually, I don't think I watched that episode.

Well, that's forgivable, seeing as the episode wasn't really memorable (in other words, I don't remember which one it was).

Also, I never watched that show

You should. It is simply made out of awesome.

 

[Oyipggy]

Jack Daniel's Bacon Grease Egg Nog.

 

[An4Sh]

I knew it long before BBT.
Actually, I don't think I watched that episode.

Well, that's forgivable, seeing as the episode wasn't really memorable (in other words, I don't remember which one it was).

Also, I never watched that show

You should. It is simply made out of awesome.

Quite possibly one of the vilest sitcoms to exist and you recommend him to watch it?

 

[ADestroyerOfArzock]

Ahh, Chirtsmas. The celebration of birth of Hésus Chirt in a small café in Mexico-city. Of course, it was originally the date when ancient pagans practiced their Juul festivities, but that's no longer important.

Well if you want the true date for Christ's birth, it was probably September but it began being celebrated in December to stop the pagan festivities and convert them. It worked too.

OT:

I have no idea what chirtmas is but I hope you enjoy it!
XD

 

[Cyborg Eastern European]

Well, technically, something that doesn't exist can't have a birthday but whatever.

 

[Lord Burgess1]

For Christmas I am losing my virginity, my father would like it.

 

[Justiciar]

What the hell is it with Americans and cheese-based, plastic gloop? Terrifying.

 

[ADestroyerOfArzock]

Well, technically, something that doesn't exist can't have a birthday but whatever.

Well, technically, you haven't proved that and there is evidence abound for Jesus's existence. For example the scrolls discovered in a Buddhist monastery point to his existence and I doubt Buddhists would create fake scrolls mentioning his names and teachings. But of course, they would according to you since they are secretly Christian right?

http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/christians.htm

"Therefore, to stop the rumor [that he had set Rome on fire], he [Emperor Nero] falsely charged with guilt, and punished with the most fearful tortures, the persons commonly called Christians, who were [generally] hated for their enormities. Christus, the founder of that name, was put to death as a criminal by Pontius Pilate, procurator of Judea, in the reign of Tiberius, but the pernicious superstition - repressed for a time, broke out yet again, not only through Judea, - where the mischief originated, but through the city of Rome also, whither all things horrible and disgraceful flow from all quarters, as to a common receptacle, and where they are encouraged. Accordingly first those were arrested who confessed they were Christians; next on their information, a vast multitude were convicted, not so much on the charge of burning the city, as of "hating the human race."

This is from a Roman historian. Christus means Christ and the historian is writing about him like he is historic fact. This account was taken 30 years after the death of Christ when Christians were being accused for setting fire to Rome.

So yes, there was evidence for Christ. And yes, this topic has gone off-topic but I can't stand by and allow such ignorance to continue. I know we have freedom of speech and freedom to believe what we want but not believing in something that's been proven is just too ignorant and I have to correct that person, sorry.

Anyway. I won't waste any more time here.

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all of you! And Good Will to All Men!