wrote:
I should add my best wishes for the season: Merry Christmas,
Satisfactory Saturnalia, etc.,and the non-conroversial HAPPY NEW YEAR
to all..73...



Non controversial? Perhaps, but it is certainly a varied date.


Hindu New Year, Diwali, or sometimes spelled Divali, is celebrated late
October or early November.

http://tinyurl.com/cl45j




The Chinese New year is celebrated on the first day of the First Moon of
the lunar calendar. The corresponding date in the solar calendar varies
from as early as January 21st to as late as February 19th.

http://www.c-c-c.org/chineseculture/...r/newyear.html



It would appear DxAss is actually a Venezuelan citizen who celebrates
New Years ALL year long. A long overdue time for washing one's clothes,
I should think.

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In my country, people usually wear yellow underwear on New Year's Day.

http://www.topics-mag.com/internatl/...years-page.htm
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mike

m II wrote:

wrote:
I should add my best wishes for the season: Merry Christmas,
Satisfactory Saturnalia, etc.,and the non-conroversial HAPPY NEW YEAR
to all..73...


Non controversial? Perhaps, but it is certainly a varied date.

Hindu New Year, Diwali, or sometimes spelled Divali, is celebrated late
October or early November.

http://tinyurl.com/cl45j

The Chinese New year is celebrated on the first day of the First Moon of
the lunar calendar. The corresponding date in the solar calendar varies
from as early as January 21st to as late as February 19th.

http://www.c-c-c.org/chineseculture/...r/newyear.html

It would appear DxAss is actually a Venezuelan citizen who celebrates
New Years ALL year long.

If I was I'd be happy that I wasn't a dumbass in CanaDuh... like you, 'tard boy!

LMFAO at the stem yet again!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

m II wrote:

wrote:
I should add my best wishes for the season: Merry Christmas,
Satisfactory Saturnalia, etc.,and the non-conroversial HAPPY NEW YEAR
to all..73...


Non controversial? Perhaps, but it is certainly a varied date.

Hindu New Year, Diwali, or sometimes spelled Divali, is celebrated late
October or early November.

http://tinyurl.com/cl45j

The Chinese New year is celebrated on the first day of the First Moon of
the lunar calendar. The corresponding date in the solar calendar varies
from as early as January 21st to as late as February 19th.

http://www.c-c-c.org/chineseculture/...r/newyear.html

It would appear DxAss is actually a Venezuelan citizen who celebrates
New Years ALL year long. A long overdue time for washing one's clothes,
I should think.

==========================================
In my country, people usually wear yellow underwear on New Year's Day.

Isn't the yellow underwear a daily thing for you dumbass Canucks? After all, it
helps to hide the fact that you're all ****ing your pants every day.

LMFAO at the dumbass stem in CanaDuhhhhhhh.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:

LMFAO at the dumbass stem in CanaDuhhhhhhh.


What you do with your 'effin' ass is your business, but why advertise it
here? Someone should have told you that anal sex is deviant behaviour.
Get help, Bozo.





mike