The oracle wishes all of Terbdom a very Merry Christmas..............
Merry Christmas Terbites!!
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The oracle wishes all of Terbdom a very Merry Christmas..............
Merry Christmas to all Christians and those who wish they are Christians.
Time to get naughty. Where are those nude Christmas cards?
Time to get naughty. Where are those nude Christmas cards?
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A very merry Christmas to all who observe it. For us pagans, I'll be celering... cebelating... cellebrating Satraluian... saturnanal...sluternalia, or shomething... passthewine... BURP!
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Akila Besos
Merry Christmas to all, wish you happiness and health. Be strong, we're going thru very tough times, its not easy but eventually things will get better.
Silent Night
Amazing Grace, although not technically a Christmas song.
The Christmas Truce
time.com
Amazing Grace, although not technically a Christmas song.
The Christmas Truce
Silent Night: The Story of the World War I Christmas Truce of 1914
Exactly a century ago, the men in the trenches heard something unusual: singing
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Silent Night - Peace on Earth and Goodwill to all Men and Women
"Composed in 1818 by schoolmaster and organist Franz Xaver Gruber to lyrics written by parish priest Father Joseph Mohr, the song went on to become the most popular song in the world, according to Sigrid Pichler of the Austrian Tourist Office in New York. “It’s the most bought, downloaded and recorded song in all musical genres, including classical, rock and other popular versions, even rap,” said Pichler.
In Austria, the sites that are part of the history of the beloved song are kicking out all the stops. Of course the original church where “Silent Night” was first heard, St. Nikolai in Oberndorf, is a kind of pilgrimage site. Every year on December 24, you can hear the bells chime to the tune of the world-renowned Christmas carol from the church tower." "
"Composed in 1818 by schoolmaster and organist Franz Xaver Gruber to lyrics written by parish priest Father Joseph Mohr, the song went on to become the most popular song in the world, according to Sigrid Pichler of the Austrian Tourist Office in New York. “It’s the most bought, downloaded and recorded song in all musical genres, including classical, rock and other popular versions, even rap,” said Pichler.
In Austria, the sites that are part of the history of the beloved song are kicking out all the stops. Of course the original church where “Silent Night” was first heard, St. Nikolai in Oberndorf, is a kind of pilgrimage site. Every year on December 24, you can hear the bells chime to the tune of the world-renowned Christmas carol from the church tower." "
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With the year we've had, may no one get a lump of coal.
