GIFT TO YOU FOR TITANIA GENTLE READERS 
In the Anglican Church (Church of England) it is custom to celebrate Christmas with what we have always called Christmas Carol Service: a solemn ritual and joyous, with Christmas carols performed by both the faithful and the choir more experienced, which often also involved in the non-believers, because of the "spirit of Christmas" richly evoked by the music and voices (have you ever noticed how very bad man may have angelic voices? and vice versa lol) .
Now this year, by the term of the program, not to offend anyone I see that was abolished the word "Christmas", so Christmas Carol Service has been replaced with: Traditional Service of Nine Lessons and Carols, namely "traditional rite of nine readings (and I recommend that are nine lol!) and songs of Christmas. " This makes up for the 'Happy Holiday' in a
my old post. Paraphrasing Toto: But let me pleasure!
From here I got the 'idea of \u200b\u200ba Christmas gift to you, Gentle Readers.
I offer the space for comments to this post to say, at Christmas, something politically scorrettissimo - or Rockpoeta would say, politically
(S) correct lol.
I know you are gentle and do not offend anyone.
For the rest, you are free.
Example: I really like smoking. Or: Start
me: I want to celebrate Christmas in peace, using the word "Christmas" every time I think. In return, I promise I will not go drinking whiskey in front of my Muslim friends, when they engage in Ramadan.
And again, is much more fun to teach a clever attempt to get blood from turnips. Bella
the idea described by this American blogger
: Christmas carols non-pc that is not politically correct, mental disorders (eg
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells for the inconvenience ... obsessive-compulsive disorder).
Here, the space is yours and I hope you enjoy my gift and use it.
then I ask Father Christmas if possible, a gift for people who have changed the program title of the Christmas Carol Service and enthusiastic proponents of "politically correct" at all costs: it would, and indeed urgent, a little 'sense of the ridiculous.
