/nq] But there are plenty of people in the US who do not celebrate even the secular aspects of Christmas, while they do celebrate *another* holiday in December. It's those holidays that are being included in the phrase "the

Wade Hassler filted: My first question is about the expression "Get over it!" What does it mean? "Quit your complaining about (some problem). What happened is now in the past." Hip dismissiveness, circa 1995. Also, title of the

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But that was fifty years ago. I'm sure today they'd TM "fries" if they could get away with it. And you'd better not show anyone choking on those fries or spitting them out in a movie: LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) George,

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Maybe it's because I'm currently reading a spectacularly good book ... but I don't quite know whether to laugh or cry. I'm with Ross on this one. If I thought the slogan (or even the idea of having such a slogan) ... it comes to a

Charles Riggs Sounds a bit like one girl's definition of a phallic ... of Onward Christian Soldiers . Melanie? Yeah, that's her. I think it more likely that she was inspired by John Brown's body. Not to mention The Battle Hymn of the

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Pat Durkin filted: I thought I would post the hamsterdance site as a good demonstration of your gyrations, and the song of the hamsters as a cheer. But, no. The site has gone commercial and doesn't play the full page dance any longer.

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