Holiday POWER RANKS

[Duck Rodgers]

Christmas season is the only one I really look forward to. The other holidays are a nice deviation from the norm, but otherwise nothing too special. Chinese New Year is probably my 2nd favorite. Not that I personally do much for it if I'm in Utah, just the few times I've been in an area where people took it seriously I had a blast.

 

[MVP]

I really dislike all holidays. Seriously. Most of them involve some kind of organizing, shopping, gifts and going somewhere where I usually would never go.
Only day worth celebrating for me is start of NBA season.

 

[spycam1]

!. Kids B-day

2. Halloween

3. Pioneer Day

4. 4th of July

5. St. Patricks Day

6. New years Day

7. Elk Hunt

8. Thanksgiving

9. 420

10. Christmas

What did Christmas ever do to you?

 

[Deleted member 848]

Gorgeous campus.

hat trick tbh

 

[♪alt13]

HAHA, when did your family celebrate kids day? I can't even remember the date but my family celebrated it when I was a kid and I got a CO2 powered bb pistol one year...****ing rocked!

B-day as in birthday. Kids as in my kids birthday.

What did Christmas ever do to you?

It made the list didn't it.

 

[Deleted member 848]

I really dislike all holidays. Seriously. Most of them involve some kind of organizing, shopping, gifts and going somewhere where I usually would never go.
Only day worth celebrating for me is start of NBA season.

Yeah its a shame that we don't live in a faithless world of communal-monotony. Wish I could just waste my life away playing dominos on my front porch in Lithuania tbh

 

[♪alt13]

Yeah its a shame that we don't live in a faithless world of communal-monotony. Wish I could just waste my life away playing dominos on my front porch in Lithuania tbh

Don't be dissin on the dominos or the front porch(I loves me a porch swing)

Have at it in regards to Lithuania though.

 

[MVP]

Yeah its a shame that we don't live in a faithless world of communal-monotony. Wish I could just waste my life away playing dominos on my front porch in Lithuania tbh

I have no issues with people celebrating some kind of historic or religious event/tradition. I just do not like being part of it that's it. Not saying everybody needs to be like me.
And FYI dominos are really not popular in Lithuania.

 

[LogGrad98]

I have no issues with people celebrating some kind of historic or religious event/tradition. I just do not like being part of it that's it. Not saying everybody needs to be like me.
And FYI dominos are really not popular in Lithuania.

Are dominoes popular anywhere really anymore?

 

[spycam1]

Are dominoes popular anywhere really anymore?

Maybe in, like, Canada?

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[Deleted member 848]

I have no issues with people celebrating some kind of historic or religious event/tradition. I just do not like being part of it that's it. Not saying everybody needs to be like me.
And FYI dominos are really not popular in Lithuania.

My comment was more tongue-in-cheek, but I completely understand your concern. Depending on how you were brought up, there is quite a bit of societal-pressure to join in on these religious festivities.

I went to a German-Bilingual school from Kindergarten up until the 9th grade-- I was always the only Muslim in those classes, and at times, young-Dalamon found it hard to really strike that balance between fitting in and comfortably sticking to my own beliefs.

 

[Deleted member 848]

Are dominoes popular anywhere really anymore?

I dunno they seem to be doing pretty well business-wise, even though I think their pizza-sauce tastes awful.