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How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/7/2006 4:53:35 PM   
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I love the xmas/snow banner on the Matrix home page. Would like to see it on the forums if possible.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/7/2006 8:32:51 PM   
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Nobody cares what want. Why don't just have a merry Christmas and shut up, vinny.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/7/2006 11:10:47 PM   
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Christmans decorations go up during the first weekend of December - and no earlier!

I look forward to the Christmas decorations here

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/7/2006 11:22:20 PM   
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All the heathens would probably start whining and complaining about seperation of church and games.  They'd probably claim it was a rule in the WitP manual.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/7/2006 11:34:54 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Joe 98

Christmans decorations go up during the first weekend of December - and no earlier!

I look forward to the Christmas decorations here


What planet are you from? Christmas decorations go up in the last week of August!

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 12:04:05 AM   
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Christmas? Do you mean Winterval?

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 12:15:16 AM   
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The Festivus pole goes up this weekend.



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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 12:49:21 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Terminus


quote:

ORIGINAL: Joe 98

Christmans decorations go up during the first weekend of December - and no earlier!

I look forward to the Christmas decorations here


What planet are you from? Christmas decorations go up in the last week of August!



Yeah, and they start selling all the christmas sweet stuff right after Easter weekend

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 5:45:11 AM   
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Snowflakes???????????  What about the "other" half of the world that does not have a white Christmas?  With the current rate of bushfires burning down here I would think that whisps of smake would be better.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 6:25:02 AM   
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"Happy Holidays"???????

Matrix wimped out! 









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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 7:27:47 AM   
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quote:

"Happy Holidays"???????

Matrix wimped out! 


I don't think so.  I like the snowflakes as well.

Many of the companies that say "Merry Christmas" are trying to sell something for Christmas.

That's not in the spirit of the holiday, in my opinion.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 7:40:30 AM   
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Yeah, you gotta remember that it includes New Year's Eve, too.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/8/2006 8:03:17 AM   
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Sweet. This is my favorite forum duinrg Xmas time. :)

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/16/2006 4:12:11 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Raverdave

Snowflakes???????????  What about the "other" half of the world that does not have a white Christmas?  With the current rate of bushfires burning down here I would think that whisps of smake would be better.


Forget the snow, at the moment I'd be happy for some clear air, for the past 2 weeks down in this part of Gippsland smoke and haze is the norm, some rain would be better. On Thursday I went to work around 9.30am apart from the normal smokey day, things were pretty much normal, about 3pm my wife phones me to say get home quickly as our primary schools needs to be evacuated. When I got home, the sky was black, visibilty was poor and the air was full of thick smoke. With military precission my wife 10 year old son and 13 yo daughter had strategically several hundred litres of water in buckets wheely bins and other containers, moved LP gas cylinders and other flamable item into the open, organised important documents and other important items and placed them in the back of her car, they had changed into long sleeved woollen clothing.Can a dad or a husband be more proud of his family in the manner they handled the situation in a time of crisis. My wife briefs me on whats she has done, I walk around the house to assess the situation and stand at the front of the house and watch flames of the fire just a couple kilometres away on the hills. I tell the family how we will move out and route we will take if we decide to leave. I told my wife our house is defendable and she and the kids have done well, then the strength of my daughter breaks, she begins to cry and said she was scared. Suddenly I broke into CSM mode barking orders, chastising my daughter, telling her to there's no time for sooking things are fine there's things to do, I'm on the outside of the house improving the defences, my wife has things to do inside, checking the windows getting things together,and my daughter has regained her composure and is steady as a rock, grabs her little brother and checks the area for burning embers, the southerly change starts to push the fires north, the immediate threat has gone for now, sadly though, it increases the risk for those north of the town. Edit: I need to add I was concerned as well as being a fair bit uncomfortable, but I couldn't show this to the other members of the family, I guess this where I needed to bark out the orders to re-assure myself I guess.

Tragically, earlier in the day a deliberately lit fire 15kms away had spotted to the hills, a couple of clicks to the west of our town into forest plantation of pine and Eucalyptus. The ridge was ablaze, strong westerlys had brought the fiercly burning fires to the door step of our little town. the fire had spotted into several places within the town limits, a vacant block near our primary school, the cemetary, the golf course, and several backyards, the only the efficiency of our volunteer fire services, the town folk and of course Elvis (Elvis saved several properties this day) saved the day briefly for those in the town its self. Fortunately for my immediate area, the predicted wind change and cooler front saved the day, but sadly this change only push the fire into the path of other houses to the north of town. Tragically by the time the fire had passed beyond our community as many as 12 homes had been destroyed, fortunately no loss of life has been recorded. Stock and animal losses have not been determined.

For those unaware of the situation here in the state of Victoria, we have bushfires spanning over 500,000 hectares (2.5 acres= 1 hectare) between 9 and 16 fires, most started by lightening strikes 2 weeks ago which have joined in some areas to make mega fires, sadly the one, on Thursday in my area was started by two wayward youths.
Sorry for the rambling


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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/16/2006 4:55:15 AM   
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Not rambling, no need to be sorry. It's therapy. I read your post aloud to my wife. Glad to hear you and yours are OK.

We went through a couple of those fire scares when we lived in Southern California.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/16/2006 5:03:36 AM   
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Thanks for your thoughts , your climatic conditions are simular to ours, but the whole reason for living in the bush is a great life style, the down side is the fires every so often ( twice this year).

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/17/2006 7:02:07 AM   
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Yes, we had our scare this summer with two fires. The first started by lighting came within two miles of my home. Ashes were falling on us from this fire. Another massive fire burned for over a month(started by someone burning garbage) and came within 8 miles, wind change saved us along with the help of *ell of a lot of firefighters. We had our car packed all our important papers, ready to leave at a moments notice. We lived in fear for the whole month.

You sure feel powerless when faced with the power of nature(150 foot flames coming at you!)

Glad you made it safely through and I'm glad we did too.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/21/2006 2:26:16 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: KG Erwin

Yeah, you gotta remember that it includes New Year's Eve, too.


And Kwanza. And the Jewish holiday which I won't try to spell and am too lazy to look up.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/21/2006 2:28:49 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Raverdave

Snowflakes??????????? What about the "other" half of the world that does not have a white Christmas? With the current rate of bushfires burning down here I would think that whisps of smake would be better.


"Smake"? Is that some sort of recreational pharmaceutical only used by Aussies?

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/21/2006 3:00:52 AM   
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Remeber the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is the reason for the season! so Merry Christmas to all!

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/21/2006 4:48:20 AM   
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Merry Christmas to you also and God Bless.

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RE: How come no Xmas banner for the forums? - 12/21/2006 9:46:50 PM   
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Hey Missouri Rebel,

By your signature seems you might want to purchase "Forge of Freedom: The American Civil War 1861-1865(that is if you don't already own it). To see if you can't raise the flag of the south once more. I've been eyeing it and believe that will be on my Christmas list.

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