Merry Christmas! Happy Hanukkah! Happy Kwanzaa! Feliz Navidad! Happy Ramadan! Have A Jolly Winter Solstice... And A Happy New Year!
Happy Holidays to all!
In article , DANNY D'ADDARIO wrote:
What's Kwanzaa?
All that, and a Happy New Century as well.
Tennant
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Tennant Stuart stated this considered view. Waking from my doze, I hastily scrawled -
And a happy new millennium too!
It's an African holiday.
In article , nbc101 wrote:
How come Africans have a mid-winter festival?
Tennant
In article , Tennant Stuart writes:
I think it's allowed
In article , [email] (Toni Perry If only) wrote:
Yeah, but there's no winter in Africa...
Tennant
yeah, but they're still allowed to have a holiday when we're having our winter aren't they?
In article , [email] (Toni Perry If only) wrote:
I didn't say they're not allowed, I'm just asking how come.
Tennant
okay, maybe it's not a winter holiday for them, but as it's in our winter, it is for us hows that?
In article , [email] (Toni Perry If only) wrote:
Yeaaaa-no.
Tennant
Okay I know what I mean...
In article , [email] (Toni Perry If only) wrote:
So do I, but I don't agree. I reckon it's just a "Me Too" thing.
Tennant
huh?
In article , [email] (Toni Perry If only) wrote:
As in you've got something so I want one too.
Tennant
oh okay :)
DANNY D'ADDARIO wrote:
Happy Hanukkah to you to!
In article , Roni Raab writes:
And Happy Ramadan to you Danny!
DANNY D'ADDARIO wrote:
Since we are here from all around the world, I was wondering which holiday each one of you is actually celebrating. I'm celebrating Hanukkah
In article , Roni Raab writes:
Christmas (cause I live in England) and Bayram, or Ramadan as you guys call it
Toni Perry If only wrote:
The Ramadan is also called "Bayram"? Isn't that the Arab holy month or am I totally off base?
Bayram is the Turkish for Ramadan. Ramadan is the arab holy month yeah
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 21:37:56 GMT, DANNY D'ADDARIO wrote:
God jul & godt nytt �r! :)
In article , [email] (Marita) wrote:
&
Good Yule & Good night all? :)
Tennant
On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 17:58:23 GMT, Tennant Stuart wrote:
Yule = jul .... very good!
Good suggestion, but... �r means "year". (�r - Jahre - year....) and "nytt" means new. :)
In article , [email] (Marita) wrote:
Takk - nice to see that pagan religion still bubbling along...
Ah - we wouldn't wish someone a Happy New Year before Christmas unless we didn't expect to see them until the next year. :)
Tennant