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FreeSkye · Strong Joined: 08 Nov 2007 Posts: 29

Would it be surprising to Will if he knew that whoever sent that PM to me was two 13-14 year old girls?

Yeah, it was me and my friend Tera who sent the PM. (she watches BB and 90210 too) And we have never posted on the E! boards.

Gimme · Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:08 am Post subject:

WOW... *** just get more & more amazing.... Shocked

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12/19/2007 21:05:26
drwkirby: Happy Holidays!

Just wanted to wish everyone a wonderful holiday season...

I'll do my best to provide you with some great entertainment in 2008 - I have already filmed segments for TLC, CMT, the TV Guide Channel. Additionally, Dr. 90210 starts to film in January.

I also wanted to send a special thanks Nancy and Sandy as well as all of the site "admins" for their amazing work in 2007 - I truly appreciate all you have done for me this year.

Have a happy Hanukkah or Christmas or Kwanzaa or Saturnalia or Festivus... or all five!!!

All my best to you and yours!

Love,

Dr. WILL

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Frances · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 1:00 am Post subject:

Thanks Audden! I find his latest blog sweet and Will like. The nice Will. Laughing

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Katie Marie · Buxom Joined: 06 Feb 2007 Posts: 205

JWChitown · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 7:09 am Post subject:

I had to look up Saturnalia, but Festivus jogged my memory. Only Will could come up with all of those. He is so funny. And how old is he going to be?

I really do love that he keeps so young at heart. That is what perhaps has him maintain such a varied fan base.

And I am certain Will celebrates all five.

((((Happy Holidays, Will!!!!))))
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jfan · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 8:42 am Post subject:

Well, it doesn't hold a candle to his "Twirls Are the New Hugs" blog of a year ago but it is rather cheerful and sweet.
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JWChitown · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 11:43 am Post subject:

Found at chicagotribune.com

http://newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/religion_theseeker/2007/12/festivall-for-t.html

Originally posted: December 19, 2007

Festiv'all for the rest of y'all

In the whirlwind of December holidays, it's hard to keep up with which season's greetings go to whom: Eid Mubarak? Happy Hanukkah? Merry Christmas? Meanwhile, I’ve completely overlooked a significant celebration for secular humanists and other non-believers: Festivus.

Yes, once a fictional Seinfeld reference, Festivus seems to have evolved into an actual non-denominational holiday celebrated on Dec. 23. Parties include unique customs such as the "Airing of Grievances," in which participants admonish each other for disappointments throughout the past year, and "Feats of Strength," a custom that requires wrestling the host to the floor.

Other customs resemble Christmas traditions with a secular spin. Instead of a tree, celebrants gather around a Festivus pole, an aluminum rod with no decorations. And in keeping with the Latin derivation of the name, there is often a feast as well.

But according to Allen Salkin, who wrote a book on Festivus, the holiday did not originate 10 years ago on the NBC sitcom Seinfeld. The first Festivus actually took place in the household of Reader's Digest writer Daniel O'Keefe in 1966. His son, Dan Jr., a writer for Seinfeld, simply borrowed it 30 years later.

In the episode that aired Dec. 18, 1997, Frank Costanza introduces Seinfeld and the gang to Festivus, a peaceful alternative to the holiday hullabaloo that unfolds at shopping malls and toy stores across the country.

The fact that it caught on, Salkin writes, is a sign that all Americans, faithful or not, are fed up with the commercial chaos and just want to have fun. Just as Christians want to put the Christ back in Christmas, secularists want to put the festive back in Festivus.

Chicago blogger Alan Perlman argues that it’s catching on because so many Americans are fed up with faith. The Festivus party he recently attended not only celebrated the presence of fellowship but the absence of belief as well.

"It was wonderful to be there in the company of other unbelievers – or, I should say, BELIEVERS: in reason, humanity, and reality," wrote Perlman, known in the blogosphere as The Jewish Atheist.

"What ceremony there was…was a solemn but ironic take-off on religious belief and the behavior of believers. There was a pole (replacing the Ark or the crucifix) and a balloon, the latter symbolizing the hot air of religious belief," he added.

Deborah O’Keefe said Festivus was never intended to be an “anti-Christmas” or screed against organized religion. But she and her husband are not surprised that non-theists have adopted their family tradition as a holiday of their own. She begrudgingly took my phone call this week. Apparently, the Festivus rage has disturbed an otherwise peaceful season in the O’Keefe home.

It also wasn’t invented to denounce commercialism of Christmas the way Frank Costanza intended, she said. In fact, in case you’re still shopping for the perfect gift, she recommends buying her son’s book “The Real Festivus."

"We’re amused and pleased if our son is making money off of it,” she said with a chuckle.

What do you think? Should Festivus occupy a square on American calendars? Amid Christmas, Eid al-Adha, Hanukkah, Bodhi Day and the Winter Solstice, are those without a December holiday entitled to Festivus?

Whether you’re celebrating a holiday or life in general this month, enjoy!
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lallybelle · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:50 pm Post subject:

Hot Seinfeld reference! A Festivus for the rest of us...

Happy Holidays to you Dr. WILL.

bamajen · Quite Strong Joined: 04 Mar 2007 Posts: 56

Love Will's blog! Will is so witty and intelligent! I just can not stay angry with this guy, when his sweet side comes out.

BB8 was a total disaster, none of the houseguest had a sense of humor, it just made me miss Will even more in that house.

Happy multiple holidays, Will.

Ironically they were talking about Festivus today on the radio, they are going to have a Festivus day next week!
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NancyB · Site Admin Joined: 02 Feb 2007 Posts: 4909

That's funny about celebrating on Dec. 23. That is when my family is coming over to have our big party. I'll have to mention it. LOL
We are like a crazy mixed up group anyway. Three brother-in-laws.. one Catholic, one Jewish and one Mormon... and my husband Baptist turned Unitarian.
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Gimme · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 2:55 pm Post subject: