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iHeckler9 wrote:Well you get my point. It isn't called 'Vishnudity' now is it?

That looks rude...

did you just make that up?

I celebrate christmas but not in a religious way.

Holy Crap wrote:I celebrate christmas but not in a religious way.

that isn't exactly fair

Why not? It's not really a Christian celebration anyway, unless you want it to be. It's an old pagan's celebration that's much older than Christianity.

Well you get all the presents but lets say you dont belive in Jesus and all that.

Presents at Christmas: Not a Christian tradition either.

I always thought it was, if not then what does it belong to?

For most people I know Christmas is more to do with getting the family together and giving gifts to people than religion.

Yes but what is the religion

Differs from nation to nation. Here it's an old norse tradition, but it's generally a non-religious celebration of the winter solstice.

I think the old norse tradition actually says that whoever can drink the most mead is the king of Yule.

Did I mention I was part viking?



Long live the king indeed!

No, no you didn't tell us that go on or were you just joking.

iHeckler9 wrote:Did I mention I was part viking?

No, please elaborate.

Or was that just a poor attempt at a joke?

The third one.

A joke.

This religion has Hunch as the ruler and, ooh, I don't know, spammers and kleaneazy as the devils.

Tobbe wrote:

iHeckler9 wrote:Did I mention I was part viking?

No, please elaborate.

Or was that just a poor attempt at a joke?

isn't that basicaly what I said.

Hoodie74 wrote:No, no you didn't tell us that go on or were you just joking.

PluMGMK wrote:-ology is the study of something. Maybe Hunchmanism or Piratism.

'Hunchmanism' is too Hunch-centric and misses the point of this site; 'Piratism' is too ambiguous. We should translate the word 'Rayman' into Ancient Greek or something, then add 'ology' to the end of it.

I tried Google Translate in Ancient Greek and I just got the same thing over and over.

How about latin. Some online translator gave me this result:

'Radiovirology'

'radio' bein the lating word for ray or beam, and 'vir' bean the latin word for a man of courage.

It's a bit long, but I like it.

You should make a new topic about the PC Radiovirology Bible!

'Viradiology' may sound better.