Or rather a joyous Kislev…
I find this greatly disturbing, that not only do these holidays get ignored by Blizzard,
A vast majority of the forum users are insensitive enough to not consider others religious holidays/views this time of year.
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Are you the type that gets upset if your friends don’t give you balloon animals for your birthday?
Or the type that get annoyed when nobody says “bless you” when you sneeze?
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Yea, I am … where is it… tomorrow is my birthday , you better write a good drum solo for me . Or ima be mad
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Just let me know when you sneeze and I’ll be there to make sure it doesn’t go unanswered!
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Should do the world and your family a favor and crawl into a cave and stay there.
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Thats racisit…
I don’t think it’s on purpose and in this day and age of “super sensitivity” it’s best just to not say anything
I must ask you, Do you yourself know the difference between Hanukkah and Christmas and how vastly different they are?
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Put on your yarmulke
Here comes Hanukkah
So much funukkah
To celebrate Hanukkah
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Hanukkah celebrates the renewing and rededication of the Jewish temple.
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I’m versed with enough knowledge of both religions heritages and lore.
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Soon it will be the first of January.
On that day this day will be old hat.
Yes this is correct, The Jewish people had risen up against their Greek, Syrian oppressors in the Maccabean Revolt, now what is Christmas?
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A fairytale
This is the reason many started using “Happy Holidays,” so you could take it as a “Merry Christmas,” “Happy Hanukkah,” etc. at your leisure.
But then people got offended by it, called it a “war on Christmas.”
Regardless, Happy Hanukkah OP.
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LMAO! Sorry but that’s just pretty funny stuff right there. 
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We need a holiday war , see which is strongest
Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.
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You say a fairytale, but do you know the meaning?
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Yup, correct again Tuurtlez! 
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