Merry Xmas to all here at TD.
Especially those of you from Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Argentina, Colombia, and Brazil, who all celebrate and share gifts today.
Lang may yer lums reek!
Merry Xmas to all here at TD.
Especially those of you from Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Argentina, Colombia, and Brazil, who all celebrate and share gifts today.
Lang may yer lums reek!
^^^ What does that say about Joe 90?
Last edited by Mendip; 24-12-2024 at 02:44 PM.
I understand it'll still be the 24th in most of the world, but I'm pretty sure the Aussies do gifts and dinner etc on the 25th like most normal countries.
Unless you have kids. Mine requested there pressies in August. Xmas day they will just get a wee pressie
If yer in the Philippines your truelove might give to yee, a blow job in a Jeepney
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to all!![]()
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Ethiopians celebrate on the 7th
Ethiopians celebrate Christmas on January 7th, which is the 29th day of Tahsas on the Ethiopian calendar. This is because Ethiopians use the Julian calendar, which is different from the Gregorian calendar that most of the Western world uses.
I don't think they follow the same process as we do. My colleague is Ethiopian, pretty serious Christians David, been fighting and holding off the Muslims for quite a while. F'ing nice people.
'Ethiopian Christmas is celebrated on the 7th of January on the Gregorian calendar, or the 29th of Tahsas on the Ethiopian calendar.
In the run up to Christmas, practitioners are expected to partake in a 43-day fast known as Tsome Nebiyat or the ‘Fast of the Prophets’.'
'The Ethiopian Bible is a version of the Christian Bible used by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church. It is considered the oldest and most complete Bible in the world, and is written in Ge'ez, an ancient Ethiopian language. The Ethiopian Bible is nearly 800 years older than the King James Version and contains over 100 books, compared to 66 in the Protestant Bible'
One should listen twice as much as one speaks
At least they'd get their pigs in blankets on sale.
I would of thought the etheiopians would be great basketball players given they are so tall. The Filipinos love it despite most aren't tall but it's a huge sport in the p.i a colleague once joked to me. How do you stop a bunch of Filipinos robbing your sari sari store? You throw em a basketball I hope he was kidding
Most people are Kunts.dont believe me? Next time you see a group of people. Shout out OI KUNT watch em all turn around.
Yeah same for us, but without the Mass.
My kids don't see any presents under the tree until they wake up tomorrow.
Santa has a a Single Malt, a Spy cooler and a steak pie waiting for him.
Apples and blueberries for the reindeer.
And a wee note sucking up to Santa.
Lang may yer lum reek...
^I have left peaches for Rudolph and bubbles for the big fella
It's a tough call. I'm not going to put this Santa stuff in there heads at a tender age
The idea of a fat bearded bloke coming down the chimney when we don't have a chimney? Sky news is probably more believable.
Looper's been doing it for decades in the hope that one year Santa will actually find him.
^I live in hope
Even the crickets sound a bit like sleigh bells on Christmas Eve
I lent my voice to the choir this evening at the Vigil Mass carol service
The guest of honour is yet to arrive as per the details in Matthew Chapter 2
Looks a bit weird with all the shepherds and wise men gazing at an empty manger
It's ākin to Russian Roulette on Xmas eve waiting to see if the supermarkets have over predicted.Gotta hold your nerve...
Last year was a lose, this year..
Thought I'd get the youngest useful with a tape measure laying the table for tomorrow, well it got him of his PS5 for half an hour.
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Shalom
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