December 24, 201510 yr Is this map correct fellow Kentuckians? Which do you say? I realize it's only +8% in the South, but curious how you say it. Note: No, it's not a big deal and I'm not trying to make a political argument out of this or an argument at all. Just curious is all.
December 24, 201510 yr Author I tend to just say Merry Christmas as does my entire family, minus my dad. He just says "Bah Humbug"! :lol2:
December 24, 201510 yr Locally I say Merry Christmas. Occasionally, at work, I may say happy holidays. I work with folks from many parts of the country.
December 24, 201510 yr Dealing with customers across the country, I struggle with which way to go. Often times I go with, "Have a great Holiday season", and they respond with "I hope you have a Merry Christmas as well".
December 24, 201510 yr Will always be Merry Christmas from this guy. I read an article/ letter/ confession from Ben Stein regarding the use of Merry Christmas vs Happy Holidays. I will try to find it, but he held an unexpected belief on the issue.
December 24, 201510 yr Both - and I’m happy to receive either (or any for that matter) kind and heartfelt greeting.
December 24, 201510 yr Merry christmas, Happy New Year. Call them what they are. You shouldn't be lumping the birth of Christ in some generic saying. Edited December 24, 201510 yr by Fear the Nation
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