I’m confused. I realize that traditionally the message would say “Greetings,” but for the message to be “very ugly,” shouldn’t it say “Season’s Greedings?”
There are 14 religious holidays and observances between Thanksgiving and the end of December. Paying respect to each of them, the Happy Holidays sweater is quite appropriate!
From the Urban Dictionary – "A verb that describes the act of reading through the elements in your Google Reader, or an RSS reader of choice. Made from the noun “Google” and the verb “to read”.
When people gread, they often pay less attention to the material in question than what they would have done if they were reading the same in a newspaper. This is because a greader has less time than an ordinary reader."
The dude from FL Premium Member 11 months ago
On sale!
ibFrank 11 months ago
Now Winslow wear clothes, but still no pants.
SteveHL 11 months ago
I’m confused. I realize that traditionally the message would say “Greetings,” but for the message to be “very ugly,” shouldn’t it say “Season’s Greedings?”
sprink56 11 months ago
There are 14 religious holidays and observances between Thanksgiving and the end of December. Paying respect to each of them, the Happy Holidays sweater is quite appropriate!
donut reply 11 months ago
My seasons greetings will be when Summer gets here.
Holden Awn 11 months ago
Was Winslow enrolled in the desert public school during the pandemic?
Radish the wordsmith 11 months ago
Must be time for Fox’s War On Christmas again.
Christopher Shea 11 months ago
No surprise the conservative is repelled by the thought of reading.
No is a complete sentence 11 months ago
From the Urban Dictionary – "A verb that describes the act of reading through the elements in your Google Reader, or an RSS reader of choice. Made from the noun “Google” and the verb “to read”.
When people gread, they often pay less attention to the material in question than what they would have done if they were reading the same in a newspaper. This is because a greader has less time than an ordinary reader."