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Originally Posted by ElliottThompson
You got told, but yeah Jen was on the forum though so I doubt she meant most of it :P
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Originally Posted by ElliottThompson
You got told, but yeah Jen was on the forum though so I doubt she meant most of it :P
Elliot, Werent u the kid tryna give up but you couldnt?
Buttons has a point, it's a Christian celebration, which everyone can join in if they want, as long as they remember the reason for the season.
Yeah but she was on the forum so it was sort of being a hypocrite, having a go at someone for being on Habbo when you're also on the computer doing something. :P And you can still spend time with your family and go on the computer after, can you not?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yeski
I didn't because I don't play Habbo anymore.
There's no problem with people going on Habbo on Christmas day... it's the same as going online on Christmas day... you do so because you're bored (or to wish people Merry Christmas).
To be honest, Alot of us who have grown up a bit are not much bothered, We accept the prezzies, We eat the dinner, we chat, Thats obviously not going to fill up a full day, I don't go downstairs on the morning anymore get clothes and books and some other stuff and go "Wow, ima show my appreciation by reading this book through and force myself to do it" And parents do need time to prepare the dinner etc, the food, So your basically saying if you didn't come on your following your parents round all day. Can we not come on the internet which is now the hugest meeting point anywhere in the world and celebrate christmas with those we may talk to? Or is the internet banned for christmas day cause the Old way is the new way, Things change, Your either to dumb to notice or to immature to care.
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Originally Posted by Devs
I have no problem with that, as long as its a humaine time, especially at Christmas, not like 4 hours on the computer :)