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Who Doesn't celebrate christmas..that will be me.

What do you celebrate?  (If anything)

I celebrate Chinese New Year, and others like mooncake festival

I celebrate christmas, I'm one of the few who does around here, because here, even though they celebrate christmas, its not in the same way, its a very religious festival here, and probably one gift is given, they have to wait till 5th january  for gifts, because that day is the three kings day.

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I celebrate christmas, I'm one of the few who does around here, because here, even though they celebrate christmas, its not in the same way, its a very religious festival here, and probably one gift is given, they have to wait till 5th january  for gifts, because that day is the three kings day.
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I think there is something like that in lomdon cause my aunt lives there and they dont open there gifts till boxing day, but correct me If Im wrong.

No no no, in england, christmas is christmas, they open their persents on christmas day, but they also have a extra, smaller present on boxing day, what I'm talking about is that the spanish don't really get presents on Xmas day, theyalways get them on the 5th of january, which is the celebration on the three kings (The ones that visited Jesus when he was born)

i celebrate christmas even though im not Christian, i just do it cause of the presents, i love this holiday!

Never celebrated it in my life. All my family members are non-christians.

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I celebrate christmas, I'm one of the few who does around here, because here, even though they celebrate christmas, its not in the same way, its a very religious festival here, and probably one gift is given, they have to wait till 5th january  for gifts, because that day is the three kings day.
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I think that's largely an Italian tradition. my Italian neighbours would always have a huge party on that day, except they named it after a witch that gave out presents. I think it's La Baffana. The epifany in English I think. I'm may be totally wrong and and I certainly can't spell the English word.

I celebrate xmas, but not as a religious holiday. My family is Roman Catholic, whereas I am not.

Then there's festivus.... I hope someone gets that reference.

I celebrate Christmas but not in a religious way. Just to be together with family, exchange gifts and enjoy the great holiday.

A Festivus for the rest of us. Let's all gather 'round the Festivus pole.

Seriously though, I celebrate Christmas, as a 'religious' holiday. It being the day we celebrate the birth of Christ. I'm Christian - Baptist.

I celebrate Chinese New Year because it is finally the year of DOG and also Christmas.

i dont so ya.