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Liverpool , England

merry xmas to one and all

12/24/2004 9:14:02 PM

Grants Pass, Oregon

Merry Christmas Alun

12/24/2004 9:16:48 PM

Manchester,N.H.

Merry Christmas everybody

12/24/2004 10:03:01 PM

Garden State Pumpkins

Just got done tracking santa on Norad...so I see he's left Alun's and is on his way here...Hope ya got no coal this year Alun!!! Merry Christmas!

12/24/2004 10:10:04 PM

[email protected]

Merry Xmas Alun!~

12/24/2004 10:13:41 PM

Paradise Mountain, New York

Merry Christmas ansd a Happy New Year to all

12/24/2004 10:25:15 PM

Bristol, ME ([email protected])

Merry Christmas Alun and to all the gang at BP.

12/24/2004 10:31:43 PM

Minnesota([email protected])

Merry Christmas!
I know some people are in the habit of using "Xmas" because it is quicker to type(I'm not judging this, as I may have done it in the past). Let's remember whose birth we are celebrating, and put Christ in place of the X.
Alan and PGPGA, I don't mean to criticize, or embarrass you with this post. I'm thankful for the spirit and meaning implied by your well wishes.

Humbly,
Doug

12/24/2004 10:36:18 PM

Back of Beyond

Merry Christmas and God Bless everyone throughout the Holidays

12/24/2004 11:35:32 PM

Walton N.y.

wishing everyone a merry xmas and a very happy new year

12/25/2004 7:05:50 AM

Johnston, R.I.

merry christmas everyone

12/25/2004 8:04:26 AM

ENGLAND

Merry Christmas to all Fellow Growers in the USA & Canada

12/25/2004 8:22:39 AM

Schenectady,New York

Merry Christmas and a safe and happy holiday to all.

12/25/2004 9:33:46 AM

Liverpool , England

Ok Ok Doug.....here it is again.....MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL....Oh yeah Doug...it's Alun...not Alan...lets spell it right....lol

12/25/2004 10:30:06 AM

Indiana

doesnt the X actually short for something that stands for christ in latin? Merry Christmas to all regardless!

Tom

12/25/2004 12:17:32 PM

San Diego

Here is the explanation of the X. It can represent two different things actually. First off, it can represent the Greek New Testament letter "Chi" which is represented by the letter "X". I can't right exactly the correct word for Christ in Greek with just english letters, but it looks like this "Xpistos" The X sound like a "k" and the "p" like an "R". "Kristos" would be how it's pronounced. The the "X" can be short for Christ just using the first greek letter. Other people use it as an english X to cross out the name of Christ. Anyway, that's the explanation:) Jimmy

12/25/2004 1:46:27 PM

Liverpool , England

Mike,
What about fellow growers in England?

12/25/2004 1:48:20 PM

ENGLAND

Alun, Check out the European growers Message Board. 2 Electric Shavers eh buddy !!

12/25/2004 3:52:09 PM

Chippewa Falls, WI

Merry Chrsitmas everyone!

12/25/2004 8:58:10 PM

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Merry Christmas

12/25/2004 10:07:44 PM

Garden State Pumpkins

Must be winter....Only Pumpkin growers can fight over how to say Merry Christmas...or Xmas...Anybody Notice that Boily abstained from comment....He's growing!!!!...ahhhhh it's so much calmer when the sun is high and the seed is in the grond....Unless those G$% D&*n deer and woodchuck show up!.....Happy New Year???? LoL

12/26/2004 1:36:21 AM