Happy Kwanzaa!

[ThatOwlWoman]

Trumper freak out in, 3…2…1.

OK, well maybe they’re too embarrassed to freak out in public anymore, but you know they want to.

Think you'll flush out any racists with this post? lol

 

[Jarod]

Think you'll flush out any racists with this post? lol

They seem very quiet this morning.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Think you'll flush out any racists with this post? lol

I should point out that he flushed out you...

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

Are you celebrating with the traditional meal?

Ah, and here's one now! Don't forget to inform us how this is a made-up holiday created to appease a certain pigmented group, Toxic! lol

 

[TOP]

They seem very quiet this morning.

Try again when it's actually Kwanzaa....

 

[Jarod]

Kwanzaa is coming.

I often start saying Merry Christmas in early December.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

They seem very quiet this morning.

Yeah, you only caught one so far. She also doubles as your stalker. Two faces, two hats! lol

Happy holidays to you and yours.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

They seem very quiet this morning.

Hangovers?

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

Kwanzaa is coming.

I often start saying Merry Christmas in early December.

Most of us do, at least those of us who leave our homes now and then. You never know when you greet someone whether you'll be seeing them again before the holiday(s).

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

I should point out that he flushed out you...

True, exc. for the racist part. So far he's only got Toxic and you. Are you racist too?

 

[TOP]

Kwanzaa is coming.

I often start saying Merry Christmas in early December.

So you will be celebrating... Now that you know this comes after Christmas you can do the meal and festivities after all ...

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Most of us do, at least those of us who leave our homes now and then. You never know when you greet someone whether you'll be seeing them again before the holiday(s).

I start wearing my green "Who needs luck when you have charm" t-shirt in early March.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

So you will be celebrating... Now that you know this comes after Christmas you can do the meal and festivities after all ...

I hope Santa brings the poor "teacher" a spell check and "How to Use the Forum Guide for Dummies" book for Xmas. lol

 

[Uncensored2008]

Happy Toenail Clipping!

Hey, it's just as real as Kwanza...

 

[TOP]

This is exciting..a Kwanzaa thread is mine

 

[Uncensored2008]

Are you celebrating with the traditional meal?

A deep tradition dating all the way back to 2013...

I celebrate ToeNail Clipping - a deep cultural tradition espousing the principles of keratin manicuring that has taught children for generations the principles of community through emery boards.

 

[Uncensored2008]

Chirstmas eve is tomorrow? Right?

ToeNail Clipping eve is today. Joyous file to you!

 

[Cypress]

They are excellent principles. @Cypress and I have long discussed religions of the world and how they relate to each other.

The militant atheists are quick to point out how Christianity "stole" stories and precepts from more ancient religions but they never, ever bitch about other religions. Why?

Is Kwanza actually a religious tradition? Or is it just a cultural-heritage celebration?

I salute anyone who celebrates their heritage.

As for religions, Christianity and Islam are the major religious landscapes in Africa, hands down. Though I'm certain elements of African folk religions have been incorporated into these two Abrahamic religions.

 

[TOP]

A deep tradition dating all the way back to 2013...

I celebrate ToeNail Clipping - a deep cultural tradition espousing the principles of keratin manicuring that has taught children for generations the principles of community through emery boards.

That sounds lovely.... A charcuterie board with finger foods to compliment the festivities?

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Is Kwanza actually a religious tradition? Or is it just a cultural-heritage celebration?

I salute anyone who celebrates their heritage.

As for religions, Christianity and Islam are the major religious landscapes in Africa, hands down. Though I'm certain elements of African folk religions have been incorporated into these two Abrahamic religions.

It seems to be a mixture of both, but agreed it's more cultural.