New Adventures of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis for February 15, 2009

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    margueritem  almost 16 years ago

    Mary knows what’s important.

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    PSmith Premium Member almost 16 years ago

    What really bugs ME (no italics here. either) is that just about NO ONE ever refers to the 14th as SAINT Valentine’s Day. Even if he’s only a legend he deserves more respect.

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    steverinoCT  almost 16 years ago

    I refer to it as “Thank FSM that’s over with!” Religion has nothing to do with it– my wife is non-observant-Jewish, but God forbid I screw up Christmas, or her birthday (Jan 2), or Feb 14th!

    Now I can relax for the rest of the year.

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    Durak Premium Member almost 16 years ago

    FSM?

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    kauri44  almost 16 years ago

    It’s a reference to the Flying Spaghetti Monster, perhaps?

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    Durak Premium Member almost 16 years ago

    Man, I have not heard of the Flying Spaghetti Monster in years. Sure brings back memories. I guess a guy named Steverino would use a FSM referance. Thanks Kauri44! – Do a search on the Flying Spaghetti Monster and you get some pretty weird stuff. Plenty to spark all kinds of debate on these ole boards.

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    BlueRaven  almost 16 years ago

    Peter, if he didn’t exist, it doesn’t matter what he’s called. Respecting a fictional character the way you describe just seems overly particular to me.

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    c00k13m0n5t3r  almost 16 years ago

    @BlueRaven: Several martyrs with the same name are known from acient Rome. Of the man we speak about - nothing is known except his name and that he was buried on Feb 14. So much about fictional characters. And I really hope you call that guy in the red outfit with a white beard simply Claus - there is no need for you to call him SANTA, is there?

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    jackfertig  over 15 years ago

    At least St. Nicholas was real. I saw his tomb in Bari; always thought a photo of that would make a nice Christmas card…

    “Santa Claus IS dead!”

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