Posted By: Doug  on Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Just like the rest of society (well much of it anyway)--no substance, just a great tasting outer shell!

Posted By: Zack  on Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Well put, and very funny!  I however, haven't been subject to many Easter advertisements this year, but I'm sue they're still out there, just waiting to strike.

Posted By: Claire  on Wednesday, March 19, 2008

It's the ole saying "always leave em wanting more"!

Posted By: Jasmine Lopes  on Thursday, March 20, 2008

that articale was fuuny it made me laugh and when i was in the bathroom and very thing and when i was in ym bedroom to

Posted By: JayMonster  on Friday, March 21, 2008

Wait, Wait...A complaint about overcommercializing a holiday that Christians used as a selling point, by robbing the traditions of Pagans?  Now that is Funny!

Posted By: Verna  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

I think it is very funny.

Posted By: Dianne  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

I LOVE IT!! It really tells the truth about how things are today.

Posted By: sherry  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

So fake just like so many pretty things in life.  Once you unwrap it what left.

Posted By: Ron  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

An athiest since I was a teen, Easter has been "hollow" as are the rest of the myths and legends of all religions.  Great toon.

Posted By: Ken  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

Very true and very telling.  The focus of yet another important day is lost becasue of the almighty dollar it can generate. Lets get back to the real meaning of this day and what it means to the majority of people.

Posted By: mehdi  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

qu'il le loqicail de cartoon

Posted By: Kristen  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

Yeah so is your head!!!!

Posted By: Justin  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

To Ron: Being an atheist does not automatically void stories of their religious or practical meanings. As a Christian I certainly see the meaning in the histories of other religions. Even that which is commonly accepted as myth and legend, such as the Greek myths, is not devoid of meaning. If you can't find any meaning even in the idea of a man who may have only thought that he was dying for the good of the world out of a great love, then you have not looked hard enough.



To JayMonster: Easter was not appropriated from the pagans. Easter is a correlative holiday to the Jewish Passover. It was not used as a selling point to pagans, but rather had a deeper religious meaning as it relates to the great saving event of the Jewish people. Any pagan holiday that was used by Christians was used so as to ease the transition of the pagans to Christianity, keeping the traditions of that culture alive so long as they did not run counter to Christian belief. I have a feeling that the pagans, if this were a pagan holiday, would appreciate the commercialization of their day even less than they would its appropriation by Christians.

Posted By: Joanne  on Sunday, March 23, 2008

We Christians are tired of the overcommercializing our holidays. Christmas...the first part of Christmas is Christ, stands for Jesus Christ and the mas is the mass that follows His teaching. It's a Christian holiday not the pagans. Easter is our Holiday also. We Celebrate His ressurection, this is not a pagan holiday.Stores will use any means to milk you out of your money. Just don't buy into.