Festivus

S09E10 The StrikeretroMay 18, 2003, 2:35 PM ET5 years later2 posts by 2 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Fans discuss the origins and etymology of "Festivus," noting it's a real Latin word meaning festive and joking about aluminum poles in Roman times.

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Chrisalt.tv.seinfeld

Another festivus miracle!

Festivus is a latin word. It means Festive (yeah so)

Well, it is a real word, festivus exists.

festivus : festive

Now we have to wonder where they found aluminum poles in Roman times.

Double Dipper. (been away a bit)

George.comChrisalt.tv.seinfeld

"Chris" wrote in message news:[email]...

apparently Kruger Smoothing were given the job of preparing the land which Rome was to be built on. They obviously didn't do a very good job as 7 hills still existed. Even back then they couldn't smooth a silk sheet with a hot babe.

rob