BARTOW, Florida (AP) -- When a Florida church group put a Nativity scene on public property, officials warned it might open the door to other religious -- and not-so-religious -- displays. They were right.

Since the Nativity was erected in Polk County, displays have gone up honoring Zoroastrianism and the fake holiday Festivus, featured on the TV sitcom "Seinfeld."

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The display, a reference to the fake holiday featured on an episode of the television sitcom, did not include the totem of Festivus -- a bare aluminum pole instead of a tree. Key rituals of Festivus include accusing others of being a disappointment and wrestling.

Another display celebrating Zoroastrianism was erected by Stella Darby, who wanted to encourage people to research the ancient Persian religion.

Heh heh, Festivus. I wish they sold more decorations for that one. I'd do the entire front of my building up in the grandest Festivus display imaginable just to piss the church nuts off!

We shall start... with the airing of grievances!!

Damn Chris, you beat me to it... B)

That episode was on a week or so ago and I still bust a gut whenever I see it...

Its also the episode with Kevin from Kids in the Hall.

For 5 points, Name the other two american sitcoms in which he appeared since than (5 extra points if you name his actual character)

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Is that the guy tha was the chicken in the KITH? That was one of my favorite skits. :lol: