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Merry Christmas to all Orthodox Christians
7. January 2013 - 0:46
Just a short stop by to say Merry Christmas to all Orthodox Christians ( Russia, Macedonia, Serbia, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia.. I hope I haven't forgotten anyone) 
Not many will understand.. 
"...War brings death... and wounds and pain to both sides... there's nothing harder to accept than the deaths of those you love... so you believe... they could never die... especially those who haven't known war... you try to find meaning in death... but... there's only pain... and hatred... that you don't know what to do with...dying like trash... neverending hatred... pain that never heals... that.. is war..." N.
7. January 2013 - 0:51
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You forgot Greece! I am atheist but anyway, thanks a lot for remember my country religion!
Merry Xmas people! 
7. January 2013 - 0:55
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i heard of this so merry xmas all
7. January 2013 - 1:29
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7. January 2013 - 1:38
#5
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Exactly what I already said a moment ago :
"The Greeks celebrate Xmas on 25th of December, along with the Catholics, despite being Orthodox Christians."
In correspondence - http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/greece/christmas-day. If there're Greek people on this forum, they might confirm this
Честит Божиќ once again
"...War brings death... and wounds and pain to both sides... there's nothing harder to accept than the deaths of those you love... so you believe... they could never die... especially those who haven't known war... you try to find meaning in death... but... there's only pain... and hatred... that you don't know what to do with...dying like trash... neverending hatred... pain that never heals... that.. is war..." N.
7. January 2013 - 5:59
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Merry Christmas to you!
7. January 2013 - 12:55
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greetings orthodox people, you forgot ROMANIA
The bullet hole looks so right in your head,
like it'd been missing all along.
The blood streaked across your face
like some twisted lover's deformed lipstick trace.
Staring at your reflection
wondering how you're still alive.
Wondering if she's somewhere laughing,
deciding whether to let you die.
"if one has to be scared to lead a decent life his weakness is obvious" (cit.)"I do not hunt freaks, freaks hunt me" (cit.)"Lady, – he whispered with concern, – your
eyes are so empty" (cit.)
7. January 2013 - 13:27
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Romanians also celebrate Christmas on 25th of December, along with the Catholics, despite being Orthodox Christians.
( http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/romania/christmas-day
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Romania )
But anyway Merry Christmas!
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epsislow
7. January 2013 - 16:02
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Merry Christmas
7. January 2013 - 17:59
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Merry Christmas
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The Greeks celebrate Xmas on 25th of December, along with the Catholics, despite being Orthodox Christians.
Anyway, I'm not much of a believer too(I support the scientific thesis/explanations of the things), though I like the customs, family gatherings and the atmosphere in general. It's kinda pleasant and warm, people are feeling closer to each other. People are slaves to their own triviality, daily problems, constant rushing etc etc. Whether someone believe in it or not, the power of Christmas sets the whole daily routine aside for one day at least and brings people together. It is one of those moments you do not need to think over and question it over and over again, but simply feel it
"...War brings death... and wounds and pain to both sides... there's nothing harder to accept than the deaths of those you love... so you believe... they could never die... especially those who haven't known war... you try to find meaning in death... but... there's only pain... and hatred... that you don't know what to do with...dying like trash... neverending hatred... pain that never heals... that.. is war..." N.
