"There's one word that's never mentioned though - not once in any of these. You know what the word is? The word "Christmas" is nowhere in any of these 27 catalogs I have. The word they use to replace "Christmas" is "Holiday."
I did a little survey to see who is not afraid to use the word Christmas:
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I am really surprised at the fact that all those magazines would not use the word Christmas!!!
One thing I noticed around Thanksgiving is how on the radio they refer to it as "Turkey Day". It never used to bother me - but I wasn't really noticing it much but then I realized what they were doing. Thanksgiving implies there is someone to be thankful to.
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