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Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 10:30am On Dec 23, 2013
Na whaooo... Our Abbreviations these days don too much oh..Fellow Nairalanders,friends and whoever cares should please read.... Good Day all..Merry christmas! It's CHRISTMAS not Xmas.May i call the attention of my friends,colleagues and families on a thread that I found to be a grave error that comes at the end of every year. As we get into season of christmas,the regular greetings in the air is "HAPPY XMAS". X is the 24th letter of the alphabetical table representing a consonant sound,it is use in denoting the next after 'W' in a set of items, categories, it is use to represent a vote on a ballot paper,a kiss or represent the signature of one(1) who cannot write.Until 1983 it was used to indicate movies which cannot b shown to people under 18 years in Uk and 1990 in US. X represents the figure 10 in roman numeral as well as indicate something that is incorrect.It's also used to indicate somebody who's unknown or unspecified.In the U.S, X can mean, "" crossed out, indicating that a matter is removed or ended.In mathematics,X is used in indication of multiplication or name for independent or unknown variable.X is used to denote the principal or horizontal axis in a system of co-ordinates, X is commonly used as a generic mark(selecting an item on a form,indicating a location on a map e.t.c.).Is it right to substitute christ with X? Have you ever thought about this? Can someone tell me how christ can be related to X and then can be inter-switched. Do u not think that this is an error we commit in our normall way to find shortcut to things. This is definitely a wrong shortcut. The christ of Christmas is not the one in Xmas. In celebrating this season, the message is about christ and lets take all the time to fully express Him and the blessings of His birth. Please Mods, help me out on this for the first time to post this thread...share these thought with those around you.copy and paste on your different pages lets correct this error before we pass it unto our children. Let them grow to know about Christmas rather than Xmas.May this Season bring peace and joy to your life and home..MERRY CHRISTMAS ONCE AGAIN...
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Afrocatalyst: 10:39am On Dec 23, 2013
Merry christmas too. I've always wondered.
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by dejt4u(m): 11:00am On Dec 23, 2013
Dnt tk it personal.. U ar jst attachin unneccesary meanin to dis.. We abreviate christian as xtian and christmas as xmas.. So wat is bad in dt..
Dnt mislead ppl pls
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 11:41am On Dec 23, 2013
dejt4u: Dnt tk it personal.. U ar jst attachin unneccesary meanin to dis.. We abreviate christian as xtian and christmas as xmas.. So wat is bad in dt..
Dnt mislead ppl pls
nt matter of misleadin... These are shortcuts dat leads to hell..
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by dejt4u(m): 11:56am On Dec 23, 2013
Cute pessy: nt matter of misleadin... These are shortcuts dat leads to hell..
so u'v bin to hell b4 dt u knw short cut wella.. Didnt mean to rude
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Emmyk(m): 1:15pm On Dec 23, 2013
Got this text two weeks back from 38296.

"Tha abbreviation 'Xmas' isn't irreligious. The letter X is a Greek abbreviation for Christ."


Op, free your mind. Happy Xmas. cheesycheesy
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Kelvin4224: 3:45pm On Dec 23, 2013
Just a plan of the world to take away the true meaning of christmas (christ) sad
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 4:37pm On Dec 23, 2013
Emmyk: Got this text two weeks back from 38296.

"Tha abbreviation 'Xmas' isn't irreligious. The letter X is a Greek abbreviation for Christ."


Op, free your mind. Happy Xmas. cheesycheesy
hmmmm........ Read yhur bible very well and marry yhur dictionary oo... Yhu see d meaning of d letter X
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Emmyk(m): 5:00pm On Dec 23, 2013
Cute pessy: hmmmm........ Read yhur bible very well and marry yhur dictionary oo... Yhu see d meaning of d letter X
But you also used English alphabet ' X ', as your premise. undecided

Christ is not an English word, it's a greek word.

So, the 'X' before it too is in greek language. IMO.
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 6:20am On Dec 24, 2013
Emmyk:
But you also used English alphabet ' X ', as your premise. undecided

Christ is not an English word, it's a greek word.

So, the 'X' before it too is in greek language. IMO.
christ isn''t an english word i knw.... Den is X an english word or a greek word to the extent of substituting it to christ... Wateva!!!! Continue wit yhur ignorance.
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by greatgod2012(f): 6:34am On Dec 24, 2013
Cute pessy: nt matter of misleadin... These are shortcuts dat leads to hell..


so, using abbreviations also leads one to hell.



Na wa o!
God save us from fanatism!

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Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Emmyk(m): 8:19am On Dec 24, 2013
Cute pessy: christ isn''t an english word i knw.... Den is X an english word or a greek word to the extent of substituting it to christ... Wateva!!!! Continue wit yhur ignorance.
Relax buddy. cool Yo the one ignorant of letter X.

"The letter X is a Greek abbreviation for Christ."
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Emmyk(m): 8:20am On Dec 24, 2013
greatgod2012:


so, using abbreviations also leads one to hell.



Na wa o!
Gd save us from fanatism!
Amen fa. cheesy
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 1:22pm On Dec 24, 2013
Emmyk:
Relax buddy. cool Yo the one ignorant of letter X.

"The letter X is a Greek abbreviation for Christ."
dude... Whr is it found in the bible Apply yhu dictionary and check wat the letta X MINZ::::
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 1:24pm On Dec 24, 2013
Emmyk:
Relax buddy. cool Yo the one ignorant of letter X.

"The letter X is a Greek abbreviation for Christ."
dude... Whr is it found in the bible Apply yhu dictionary and check wat the letta X MINZ::::::::
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 1:28pm On Dec 24, 2013
greatgod2012:


so, using abbreviations also leads one to hell.



Na wa o!
God save us from fanatism!
didn't say so bro, jez little of yhur ignorance cn lead yhu dere. Should in case of nxt tym, wen abbreviating, determine the the type of value attached to the word yhu want to abbreviate.
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Emmyk(m): 6:38pm On Dec 24, 2013
Cute pessy: dude... Whr is it found in the bible Apply yhu dictionary and check wat the letta X MINZ::::::::
Alright bro. I've heard you. cheesy
Re: Why Do You Substitute Christ For X As In Xmas? by Cutepessy(m): 8:26pm On Dec 24, 2013
Emmyk:
Alright bro. I've heard you. cheesy
Ok oo

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