Do you say MERRY or HAPPY Christmas

I say


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Christmas cheer should get spread round your sheets, pyjama bottoms, wildly in the air/stomach, or a nice ASS in my view. I don't get why or frankly how'd you capture it in a sock
 
Dappy Christmas
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I have used Happy Christmas before. Today, even. To like work colleagues or people i meet on the street. They might not like being merry, i don't know them well enough.
 
I'm a bit disturbed by the Happy Christmas brigade. I would love to know what's @Hey Kratz It’s Christmas's excuse* :evil:

*i suppose being perfect in every other way**, we can forgive it
**well that's overlooking the ex-tory detail of course, but excuses must be made for the physically alluring
I have no idea! It’s just what my family have always said but once you get beyond my parents (born in Yorkshire), all of my family are from Ireland or Spain so there may be something in that. Maybe I’ll just start saying Feliz Navidad instead!
 
I have used Happy Christmas before. Today, even. To like work colleagues or people i meet on the street. They might not like being merry, i don't know them well enough.
I've never used Happy Christmas but I use Happy Holidays a lot in emails addressed to colleagues in other countries that I don't personally know just in case they don't even celebrate Christmas. But otherwise it's just Merry Christmas.
 

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