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Q: Happy Festivus everybody

I've always wondered why Festivus is not bigger in China. 

12 years 36 weeks ago in  Culture - China

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why confine it to a day here ?? 

 

(joking)

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Ah, Festivus for the rest of us!

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Let the feats of strength begin!

 

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Marry Xmas to you and everybody too!

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Happy Festi-vity-vus to you too and everybody else!

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Is this an Estonian or Lithuanian holiday of some kind?

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Scandinavian:

You seem to have failed the Google test 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=festivus&l=1

 

 

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You failed Grade 3.

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  Festivus? What is that, Latin? 'Madonna me patre, Santana, Tori Amos, filitus sante, cumon rock me Amadeus'. I know all that stuff.

  Actually the only Latin I know is 'carpe diem' which we all know is 'seize the day' as well as 'felicitus parvus canis calidus' which is slightly less well known and means 'Happiness is a warm puppy'. 

  Carpe canis calidus:)

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wiki says its "a  holiday celebrated by those frustrated with the commercialism and pressure of the Christmas holiday season."

I wonder if there is anything like that for the Chinese New Year/Spring Festival.

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Thanks

 

 I saw a lot of people today buying " christmass cake"

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Happy Bacon day everyone.

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belle_watson:

Is that a kosher answer or is that a kosher answer?

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