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Ginger Harp Seal Pup wrote:Wow, that's weird. I mean, it's October so it just seems totally unreal to me. And I'm sure it would be the same to them if they had no idea that our new year started in January.
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Stijn wrote:I don't get it why people have to stick to traditions instead of just accept whats globally accepted as the standard
happy new yeaer btw
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Tue Oct 04, 2005 6:52 pm
SpiraLethe wrote:Stijn wrote:I don't get it why people have to stick to traditions instead of just accept whats globally accepted as the standard
happy new yeaer btw
Different culture exist and they all have different ways of measuring time. Please show some respect.
Tue Oct 04, 2005 6:55 pm
Stijn wrote:SpiraLethe wrote:Stijn wrote:I don't get it why people have to stick to traditions instead of just accept whats globally accepted as the standard
happy new yeaer btw
Different culture exist and they all have different ways of measuring time. Please show some respect.
I wished them Happy New Year?![]()
And yeah, I know that different cultures exist and have different ways of doing a lot of things. I never said otherwise. What I don't get is why they just can't accept the standard used by a very large portion of the (economically important) world.
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Tue Oct 04, 2005 10:04 pm
Shifty wrote:Oh and fzun it's שנה טובה!
Isn't it Hanuka? Chanuka is the rugrats video Very Happy