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    Default 8th December

    Do our country cousins still come up to the big smoke to shop or is that another tradition that has died...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr gear View Post
    Do our country cousins still come up to the big smoke to shop or is that another tradition that has died...

    http://www.dailyedge.ie/december-8-s...05462-Dec2013/
    Yep

    Just to look at the Xmas light like
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    Quote Originally Posted by mr gear View Post
    Do our country cousins still come up to the big smoke to shop or is that another tradition that has died...

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    I'm afraid it is another tradition that has died,where i live now the nearby town has had two new shopping centres opened in the last few years,no need to travel to Dublin anymore,all the shops are here,where a few years ago there was feck all,,anyone i know doesn't bother anyway,no need too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr gear View Post
    Do our country cousins still come up to the big smoke to shop or is that another tradition that has died...

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    Feast of the Imacculate Conception, a holy day of obligation for Catholics. No school, but shops were open. In more recent times signified the start of "Operation Freeflow" to help ease Christmas traffic.

    Replaced by Black Friday and Cyber Monday,

    Used to signify the start of Christmas and the Epiphany on Jan 6th used to be the end.

    Not many Cribs in people's houses anymore either !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cosa Nostra View Post
    Feast of the Imacculate Conception, a holy day of obligation for Catholics. No school, but shops were open. In more recent times signified the start of "Operation Freeflow" to help ease Christmas traffic.

    Replaced by Black Friday and Cyber Monday,

    Used to signify the start of Christmas and the Epiphany on Jan 6th used to be the end.

    Not many Cribs in people's houses anymore either !
    Most people want to have sex without getting pregnant.
    Who wants to celebrate getting pregnant without the sex?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveB View Post
    Most people want to have sex without getting pregnant.
    Who wants to celebrate getting pregnant without the sex?
    That would be an Ecumenical matter!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveB View Post
    Most people want to have sex without getting pregnant.
    Who wants to celebrate getting pregnant without the sex?
    I think you're mixing up conceptions. This one is the conception of Mary, which I think was a good old fashioned conception.
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    Quote Originally Posted by philipkntz View Post
    I think you're mixing up conceptions. This one is the conception of Mary, which I think was a good old fashioned conception.
    You're right, it's about Mary's conception, not Jesus. She was made imacculate ( free from original sin) at her conception.

    9months later, September 8th, we have the feast of the Nativity!

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    Quote Originally Posted by irishdeltaforce View Post
    Blah ,blah, blah and all that.

    If you beleave in fables let me spin one for you.

    Mary spinned a story to Joseph because she was a slut & he was a muppet to beleave it.

    Virgin me ass!

    If you are offended by this sorry but I don't give a fuck muppet.

    Mary was a whore that spinned a story simple.

    Anyway none off this happened anyway.
    You need to visit Father Casey!!

    Is you insulted the Quran, there would be a fatwa on you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by irishdeltaforce View Post
    Fatwhat?

    Here's a picture of Muhammad:

    Attachment 114389



    All these Muslims killing westerners that are not real Muslims, seriously?

    Sorry E-I but WTF!

    We Irish invented terrorism & double speak.

    Thank you SF/IRA I understand everything now!




    Not gone away you know.
    A fatwa and knee capping!!


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