Apparantly I shouldn't wish you all Happy Christmas because of its religious implications, and should infact wish you all Seasons Greetings or something equally lame. It seems to me that most people consider the religious aspect of Christmas to be more of a tacked on chore, rather than the actual cause for the holiday; therefore I don't see the problem with wishing a Happy Christmas as most people celebrate it without giving a second thought to its religious connotations. I hardly think that saying Happy Christmas is like forcing Christianity down people's throats - people that feel otherwise are clearly suffering from sub-optimal intelligence levels. If anything I guess I should probably be wishing a 'Happy Coca-Cola Day' given that they invented what has now been come to thought of as the symbol of Christmas - a fat, bearded alcoholic. Anyway, enjoy what ever holiday you're celebrating and make sure that it involves more food than you can eat comfortably and lots of Coke (either Coca-Cola or class A drugs, depending on your budget and preference I suppose - the latter might be adviseable as an adequate source of entertainment to make up for how poor TV is this Christmas).