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    Tee-hee, bumping pads thread to keep it alive and now this one. The cries for attention are deafening.

    ~Season's snickers~

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    Quote Originally Posted by bystander View Post
    I think you better check your history. The inventors of democracy and foremost contributors to medicine, philosophy, mathematics, education etc. etc. were true Greeks, not ancient Africans. As my mom used to say when we said something really off the wall, "What school you went?"
    Imhotep was building the first great pyramids of the Old Kingdom while the Greeks were still figuring out pottery.

    Did your school have any books?

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    Quote Originally Posted by octoburn View Post
    Amidst the usual bickering, I wanted to stop and take the time to send well~wishes to all who celebrate Kwanzaa as it begins today.

    The first principle of Kwanzaa is Umoja which means Unity in family, community, and nation.
    Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd continue our own little Locals tradition now that many of the negative types have gone by wishing all who celebrate Joyous Kwanzaa 2011 and to gauge how these forums have improved in terms of actual discussions.

    Or as I call it ~ "The way we were."

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    Happy Kwanza, Octoburn. I was wondering if anyone would notice this year.
    Dieser Weg wird kein leichter sein; dieser Weg wird steinig und schwer.
    Nicht mit vielen wirst du dir einig sein, doch dieses Leben bietet so viel mehr. --Xavier Naidoo

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    Quote Originally Posted by Baltimatt View Post
    Happy Kwanza, Octoburn. I was wondering if anyone would notice this year.
    And a Joyous Kwanzaa to you too, Matt. It's a Locals tradition that bud and I try to keep alive each year!

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    Happy Kwanzaa to all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Happy Festivus!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RavnFreek View Post
    Happy Festivus!
    Don't laugh, but I have one of these

    http://www.festivuspoles.com/pages/f...ent/index.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by RavnFreek View Post
    Happy Festivus!
    For the 5th year in a row.

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    Quote Originally Posted by octoburn View Post
    Amidst the usual bickering, I wanted to stop and take the time to send well~wishes to all who celebrate Kwanzaa as it begins today.

    The first principle of Kwanzaa is Umoja which means Unity in family, community, and nation.
    Happy Holiday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by octoburn View Post
    Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd continue our own little Locals tradition now that many of the negative types have gone by wishing all who celebrate Joyous Kwanzaa 2011 and to gauge how these forums have improved in terms of actual discussions.

    Or as I call it ~ "The way we were."
    Happy Kwanzaa to you and your family.

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    happy holidays ........

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    Quote Originally Posted by bmore_ken View Post
    Don't laugh, but I have one of these

    http://www.festivuspoles.com/pages/f...ent/index.html
    I need a Festivus Pole.

    We could definitly do some "airing of the grievences" around this place.

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    The cultural holiday of Kwaanza was explained this morning on WJZ by David and his Mom, Dr. Martin. He explained that the holiday is for Africans and those of the African diaspora. So, happy Ujamaa!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eastside Terp View Post
    happy holidays ........
    Oh stop being sore that not everyone wishes you a merry christmas!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bmore_ken View Post
    Don't laugh, but I have one of these

    http://www.festivuspoles.com/pages/f...ent/index.html
    They have a similar pole at the establishment where I celebrate. But it is secured on both sides and the ladies that use it are very talented.

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