Merry Xmas to all my goyim friends and readers
To all my non-Jewish friends (or friends with non-Jewish spouses), I wish you a Merry Christmas. (I would like to point out that Jews and atheists are allowed to say "Merry Christmas.")
I'll be spending the day with Kristen's extended family in Brisbane, Australia...a white Christmas only insofar as the skin color of everyone in the room will be.
I can't complain...it's been record cold at my house while I've been away, including something like 20 below zero just two days after I left.
Picked a good time to be away.
Again, wishing you all a great holiday.
Ross
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Yours truly
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12/25/08 @ 10:20:18 am
Please use 'gentile' not 'goyim'
12/25/08 @ 02:27:25 pm
No thanks, Jorn.
You can do that on your own blog.
12/25/08 @ 03:00:13 pm
Is that an expression of your sense of superiority, then?
http://materialmaidel.blogspot.com/2008/12/jews-vs-goyim.html
12/25/08 @ 03:09:09 pm
No, not superiority.
It's partly humor, partly just because it's OK to be different.
12/25/08 @ 08:05:15 pm
Shalom, Ross. and safe travels.
12/29/08 @ 01:36:46 am
wow - nice to know one of my posts is actually being used as a reference!
merry x-mas indeed!
12/31/08 @ 10:56:00 pm
Happy Holidays to you and yours. My husband Will and I escaped the Colorado cold a couple of months ago and are just North of you, in Singapore. Glad to know you're still writing during the holidays!