Seattle has renamed the Easter Egg to spring spheres. It seems that the word Easter is now on the politically incorrect list. The name came about when a student wanted to give a class that she was helping tutor some Easter eggs. She was told yes, but she had to call them spring spheres.
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you 13 year s ago
Soooooo dumb.
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isn't that adorable? 13 year s ago
Ah, Spring is here, and it's time for the annual Easter Vigil by the Left.
If atheists simply don't believe in God, what is the source of their unremitting hatred of, and unrelenting attack on, those who do?
Time to grow up. It's not optional, whatever you've been told.
If atheists simply don't believe in God, what is the source of their unremitting hatred of, and unrelenting attack on, those who do?
Time to grow up. It's not optional, whatever you've been told.
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Mattus 13 year s ago
LOL
THEY ARENT EVEN SPHERES.
THEY ARENT EVEN SPHERES.
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spiffy 13 year s ago
Hey Seattle, we are laughing *AT* you.
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Kevin J 13 year s ago
Seattle. On the superhighway of surpassing San Fran as the asshole of the USA.
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Grimmer 13 year s ago
Seattle is a big joke full of losers with attitudes. The last visit there was insufferable, never again.
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thats fucked 13 year s ago
pisses me offf :$$$$
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Norm101 13 year s ago
My favorite part is the religious people upset by the fact that these pagan egg celebrations no longer use their religious title. You'd think they'd be happy! Think about it.
The egg is an ancient pagan fertility symbol. It has nothing to do with the Christian Easter. Bloody idiots who give a damn one way or the other.
The egg is an ancient pagan fertility symbol. It has nothing to do with the Christian Easter. Bloody idiots who give a damn one way or the other.
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Seadog 13 year s ago
I somewhat agree with Norm101.
The easter bunny and easter eggs have their origins as pagan symbols of fertility for a pagan holiday. They have nothing to do with the christian easter holiday.
However, I am upset by the word easter being politically incorrect. That would be like saying Kwanza or Channuka are now politically incorrect. Celebrate your own religion (or lack of) in your own ways and leave everyone else to do the same.
The easter bunny and easter eggs have their origins as pagan symbols of fertility for a pagan holiday. They have nothing to do with the christian easter holiday.
However, I am upset by the word easter being politically incorrect. That would be like saying Kwanza or Channuka are now politically incorrect. Celebrate your own religion (or lack of) in your own ways and leave everyone else to do the same.
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nobody 13 year s ago
yeah, a lot of pagan symbols have in USA, disguised as a holyday, like christmas tree or the halloween itself. Not real christianity in these days if you think so
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Yousaf 13 year s ago
My favorite part is Easter and bunny egs. http://www.bignbest.com
If atheists simply don't believe in God, what is the source of their unremitting hatred of, and unrelenting attack on, those who do?
Time to grow up. It's not optional, whatever you've been told.
THEY ARENT EVEN SPHERES.
The egg is an ancient pagan fertility symbol. It has nothing to do with the Christian Easter. Bloody idiots who give a damn one way or the other.
The easter bunny and easter eggs have their origins as pagan symbols of fertility for a pagan holiday. They have nothing to do with the christian easter holiday.
However, I am upset by the word easter being politically incorrect. That would be like saying Kwanza or Channuka are now politically incorrect. Celebrate your own religion (or lack of) in your own ways and leave everyone else to do the same.