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phatkatt Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-22-04 10:15 AM
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13. Yes - but it actually should not annoy them
The early X-ians (pre-Charlemagne) used the greek 'X' or 'chi' as a symbol for christ to avoid persecution (much like the fish).

I have a very negative childhood story about 'X-mas'. I brought home a X-mas card that we made for my parents in school (about first grade)that said "Merry X-mas". My father took one look at it and blew up, ranting about sacrilege and such. I was crushed.
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