What do non-Americans do for Christmas?

What do non-Americans do for Christmas?

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Happy Hanukkah from all in Britain

Don't you mean Kwanzaa

Unbelievable, now theyre just open about their kikery

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seppuku (eng. suicide)

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Your Christian beliefs that you adhere too are so thinly veiled it's ridiculous. Gluttony is a sin but you're one of the most Christian and fattest nations. You're all going to fucking hell

go fuck yourself Ioser

Here in Ecuador just burn a scarecrow stuffed with mini bombs... oh wait we do that in new years day... oh wait we are americans too

heheh it funnay because u said equator but then it turn out ameriba xDDDDDD epic PONE

In Poland we have a family gathering we give each other wishes while sharing wafers with ourselves. We celebrate the Christmas Eve more than Christmas day, there's traditions of 12 dishes but I don't know how many people still practice it, we used to not eat meat on Christmas Eve. The most traditional dish is carp. Gifts are given after singing carols, there is a tradition where the Christmas Eve supper starts when you can see the first star on the sky but I don't think anyone still practices it. Some religious people go to church for the special mass called "pasterka" that is on the night of 24-25th. Before starting the supper a part of the Bible is read. Don't know how many of these are specific to Poland but that's how Christmas usually goes here.

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Sounds like a very good, wholesome time with family.

Have a good one Polanon

Any non-white, third worldy extremely mixed race nation can be used interchangeably with America without issues. Like Brazil.

Why is this question worded so pretentiously? It's almost like Christianity wasn't founded in Europe.

>WHY YOU NO CELEBRATE SOME ANCIENT JEWS BIRTHDAY

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LOL l did it again a-am i cool yet??? fug ameriba :DD

I don't like family stuff but if you're the person who likes it then yeah it'd pretty good
worst part for me is wishes because you're supposed to tell each and every single person wishes individually so simple "merry Christmas" won't do and some of the people I see only once a year on xmas so I don't know what to say
>Have a good one Polanon
t-thanks you too

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>wholesome
>no. just no.
>, yo.
>yikes
>and that's a good thing.

>he still thinks christmas is a celebration of jesus' birthday
This is a germanic holiday

did this user have a stroke as he was typing?

it's almost like the christmas we celebrate now is more closely tied to paganism than christianity

Christmas (aka Yuletide) isn't an American Holiday.

argie here we just sit outside drink and watch fireworks

Canada here. We're the same as Americans when it comes to xmas

What is boxing day, is that when you get rid of the boxes from Christmas?

I don't know the origin of boxing day, but basically it's like a mini black Friday. Most stores have big sales that week or "boxing week" as it's known

Not specifically Germanic; it is a ubiquitous European pagan Winter Solstice holiday.