General Cycling Discussion - Have a merry Christmas everyone

Thought I'd take the time to wish all the members of this forum a safe , happy , enjoyable, PEACEFUL , Christmas .. cheers from Buddy :beer: :fun:

'Peace on Earth, goodwill to all Men.'

Like a puppy, it's not just for Christmas.

Back at ya Buddy! I too hope that the Holiday season goes well for all here!

This is the time of the year that we have to love non-cyclist. :D

Originally posted by Steele-Bike
This is the time of the year that we have to love non-cyclist. :D
Yeah... riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggggghhhhhhtttttt...

Yes, we have to love the noncyclist, and love AND EDUCATE the anti-cyclist.

Merry Christmas to everyone in the forums..hope Santa brings you all you want (and need).

Cheers

Rich :fun:

Merry Christmas everyone!

All I want for Christmas is gift certificates to the local bike shop. My LBS loved me last year.

Happy Holidays!!!!!!!!!!!

Holiday Greetings and Best Wishes to everyone in the forum and your families.

It will be extra exciting for our family this year as we have a new son to celebrate with. I get to live all those childhood days over again through him. What better gift than that.

Mike

Thanks Buddy, the same to you and the whole bikeforum gang, best wishes everybody and happy newyear, cheers
:beer: :beer: :beer:

Sorry, a bit early for a newyears wish, but i think i can`t operate a computer at 31-12-01, 24:00 :D

Put on your yarmulke, here comes Hanukkah....

SEASON'S GREETINGS, EVERYONE, WHATEVER YOUR RELIGIOUS PERSUASION!!!
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Speaking of Hanukkah, I was surprised by the noise coming from outside my office yesterday evening. Tinny music and loudspeadered voices. I stepped out onto the balcony, and was charmed to see that it was the Hanukkah van! A local orthodox temple outfits their van with a giant menorrah on top, and drives throughout the city blasting traditional music and greeting people from the loudspeakers. Frankly, the voices were so muffled, I couldn't tell if they were speaking Hebrew, Yiddish, or English. It's all pretty foreign to this Catholic boy, but entirely charming!

or as we say in my house, "Happy Hannukahmis!"

Merry Christmakkah, Happy Solsti-Kwanzaa!

The Hanukkah van often appears at one of the local malls, in a predominantly jewish, upper-middle class area. We refer to them as the Mitzvah-mobiles. They offer FREE LATKES but if you're a jewish man and you take up that offer and get into the van, they nab you and make you do a minyan (prayer). I know of a couple of guys who've gotten sucked in that way. Even if the free latkes sounds tempting, don't go for it! Generally, they don't mean any real harm, they're just looking for new converts. Fortunately, they tend to leave women alone.

Originally posted by Buddy Hayden
Thought I'd take the time to wish all the members of this forum a safe , happy , enjoyable, PEACEFUL , Christmas .. cheers from Buddy :beer: :fun:
Cheers, Buddy!

:)

As someone else said, everyday should be divinely impacted...

:beer:

From my family to all of you and yours, have a safe and Happy Holiday Season. Best Wishes, DG :)

Have a good and safe festive period. Try to remember the excitement of coming downstairs on Christmas morning and seeing a brand new bike. That's when my love of cycling started.

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May God Bless you each and every one!

It has been a wonderful year sharing our mutual love of cycling.
Here's a prayer of peace and joy to you and yours in this season.

Thanks to all of you for your sense of humor, willingness to share your knowledge and joy of cycling with others.

:beer:

Bah humbug !!


(alright I don't mean it - enjoy whatever you do)

Richard

A local theatre that I am active with is currently running their holiday show: "NOG! A Brave New Christmakwanzukah."

Personally, I prefer the words of Krusty the Clown:

"Here's wishing you a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Qwazy Qwanzaa, Teriffic Tet, and a solemn Ramadan."

And don't forget Festivus- for the rest of us!

What's Festivus?

There really is no such thing. Anyone who ever watched "Seinfeld" will know about Festivus. One of the characters made up the holiday as a protest about Xmas being so commercial, and said there should be a holiday for people who don't want to celebrate Xmas. That's where Festivus came from.

Originally posted by wabbit
There really is no such thing. Anyone who ever watched "Seinfeld" will know about Festivus. One of the characters made up the holiday as a protest about Xmas being so commercial, and said there should be a holiday for people who don't want to celebrate Xmas. That's where Festivus came from.

and don't forget to make your donations to the Human Fund!