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BahgDaddy said:
Ah, then what do you do on Christmas Day?
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You mean the 25. ? We do a small Trip or we just sit around at home And Play Card Games/ Talk.
 
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BahgDaddy said:
I lead them in intellectual circles about their own beliefs and ask them why they're being religiously unethical bigots, using psychological coercion and manipulative tactics to convince people to live and think just like them, and poke holes in their beliefs, etc.

They never come back.
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That, too. Haven't seen them for years last time I did that.
 
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But Mostly we prepare Food for the Second Big Dinner (5 Kilos of expensive Iberico pig slowly grilled on a Weber Grill)
 
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We take it pretty easy ourselves. No particular plans. Some presents. Nothing big. I do have a Christmas tree in my camper though, and lights on the outside. :)
 
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Crimcyan

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I shouldn't be allowed to wrap presents
 
Simo

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Nimilex said:
Yes

it is the 24. evening
EDIT: In Germany You get your Gifts at christmas evening
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Ah, that was always the tradition in my family, as well, on the Italian side: Christmas eve was this huge night of making lasagna, home-made pizzas, and all kinds of other snack foods, prosciutto, olives, bread, cheese, and LOTS of wine till everyone was quite tipsy, then, we'd open presents. Christmas was always very loud, in my family, when my grandparents and other relatives were around.

Christmas day was dead quiet; everyone was too hungover.
 
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Simo said:
Ah, that was always the tradition in my family, as well, on the Italian side: Christmas eve was this huge night of making lasagna, home-made pizzas, and all kinds of other snack foods, prosciutto, olives, bread, cheese, and LOTS of wine till everyone was quite tipsy, then, we'd open presents. Christmas was always very loud, in my family, when my grandparents and other relatives were around.

Christmas day was dead quiet; everyone was too hungover.
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Wow, Italian food in christmas, it would be great for me
 
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