jjubilationtcornpone replysh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesThat's Christian Christmas. Supply Side Christmas begins in December November October September and ends on December 24th. Edit: Supply side Christmas begins in September now.31
jjubilationtcornpone replysh.itjust.worksI don't know who is fighting this "war on Christmas" but they are clearly losing.13
vvale replysh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesYou haven't felt true pain until you've been forced to listen to 12 Days of Christmas by The Bird and the Bee a minimum of 4 times a day2
magnetosphere replyfedia.ioI prefer the version by The Muppets. It’s the most tolerable version I’ve come across.1
magnetosphere fedia.ioI’m going back to work tonight after a few days off. There better not be Christmas music playing. I work in retail, though. I think I’m screwed. Edit: just got to work. No Christmas songs! Yay!14
maniacalmanicmania aussie.zone1Hide 1 replyIs watching LOTR Extended editions a Christmas tradition in your fam also?13
TTheMinions replylemmy.worldI’m trying to convince my wife to start this tradition! Maybe one day. We usually stick to the millennial classics + new Gen Alpha solid movies though. Elf, Santa Clause | Arthur Christmas, This Christmas etc.5
pplasticcheese lemmy.one2Hide 2 repliesI'm sitting here suffering to Mariah Carey right now. TRUST ME, it's not over yet :) Still...soon...soon.12
AAeronMelon lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesListening to Christmas music well into January is normal and everyone does it… right? gulp Right, guys?3
Jo Miran replylemmy.mlThe last day of Christmas (12th day) is January 6th, so yes. Also known as Epiphany or Three Kings Day.1
MMutilationWave replylemmy.worldUsed to feel more like the Ballad of Cuchullain. Then we got older and somewhat soberer.1
ssome_guy lemmy.sdf.orgNah, it'll still be played until after the new year. I won't go into any retail establishment until then.2
CChiefSinner lemm.eeChristmas day (12/25) on the Julian calendar is January 7th on the Gregorian calendar1
bbizarrocullen lemmy.worldOne last share for the greatest Christmas song https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NRNiOpoZHV41
Why? The 12 days of Christmas go until January 5-6 😉
That's Christian Christmas. Supply Side Christmas begins in
DecemberNovemberOctoberSeptember and ends on December 24th.Edit: Supply side Christmas begins in September now.
I saw Christmas chocolates in supermarkets in September.
I don't know who is fighting this "war on Christmas" but they are clearly losing.
You haven't felt true pain until you've been forced to listen to 12 Days of Christmas by The Bird and the Bee a minimum of 4 times a day
I prefer the version by The Muppets. It’s the most tolerable version I’ve come across.
I’m not clicking that link… care to explain the experience?
I’m going back to work tonight after a few days off. There better not be Christmas music playing. I work in retail, though. I think I’m screwed.
Edit: just got to work. No Christmas songs! Yay!
Is watching LOTR Extended editions a Christmas tradition in your fam also?
I’m trying to convince my wife to start this tradition! Maybe one day.
We usually stick to the millennial classics + new Gen Alpha solid movies though.
Elf, Santa Clause | Arthur Christmas, This Christmas etc.
I'm sitting here suffering to Mariah Carey right now. TRUST ME, it's not over yet :)
Still...soon...soon.
Ok, time for your yearly six months break.
We can go back to regular music in these long, cold, and dark days. Yay?
Listening to Christmas music well into January is normal and everyone does it… right? gulp Right, guys?
No one who's ever worked retail will.
The last day of Christmas (12th day) is January 6th, so yes. Also known as Epiphany or Three Kings Day.
In my household the Fairytale of New York is never over
Used to feel more like the Ballad of Cuchullain. Then we got older and somewhat soberer.
Was? This is not over, this is still happening, right now!
Oh you sweet summer child! 🥲
Nah, it'll still be played until after the new year. I won't go into any retail establishment until then.
Nice patience!
Christmas day (12/25) on the Julian calendar is January 7th on the Gregorian calendar
One last share for the greatest Christmas song
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NRNiOpoZHV4
Hallmark Channel: But wait! There's more!
Who hurt you?
Christmas music. My ears, specifically.