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Ceinwyn ab'Arawn
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 Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:15 pm Post subject: Happy Holidays! |
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Happy Holidays! For the forum, moar holiday avatars. I hope you all enjoy.
As they are not yet uploaded to the forum, I'm including codes for those who wish to use them. |
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Yuna
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Sindreline
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All wonderful but I have a hard time giving up my Halloween one |
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Ariana Lenoir
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Great job on those! Thank you!
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Bryelle Vaughn
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They are beautiful, thank you
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Jonathan Strathmore
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Can you make me one, where it is snowing around Sutek in my avatar? And he's just chillin there, smoking him some pipe, and drinking cognac, reminded of the good ole days of mad scientestry where everyone left you alone unless they wanted some plans for a hot air balloon? Good times. |
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Halister Marner
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Added to the gallery, and the main index logo.
Plus I added some new smilies.
    
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Ariana Lenoir
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| Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 3:05 am Post subject: |
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| Halister Marner wrote: | Added to the gallery, and the main index logo.
Plus I added some new smilies.
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Woot! Awesome! Thank you Halister!
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Yasamin
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| Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 3:12 am Post subject: |
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I love the happy flake.
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Kaelthir
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I am offended that my religion is not being recognized this holiday season. The changing season, the devouring decay of Ghorlon giving way to the bitter cold and dark nights of Gholad. It's very important. Da Nazulda xa Gholad should be recognized and practiced by all Sosarians, it is a grand feast to welcome winter! (Hopefully this will be planned out and take place before December is done, but if the schedule is too hectic January works too). |
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Cezanne Abella
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Where's the Festivus one? I just went out to the Festivus Pole lot and picked mine out. Just gotta unstrap it from the top of the car and get it inside.
First, we'll start with the airing of grievances. Tomorrow, FEATS OF STRENGTH! |
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Ceinwyn ab'Arawn
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| Quote: | | I am offended that my religion is not being recognized this holiday season. The changing season, the devouring decay of Ghorlon giving way to the bitter cold and dark nights of Gholad. It's very important. Da Nazulda xa Gholad should be recognized and practiced by all Sosarians, it is a grand feast to welcome winter! (Hopefully this will be planned out and take place before December is done, but if the schedule is too hectic January works too). |
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Where's the Festivus one? I just went out to the Festivus Pole lot and picked mine out. Just gotta unstrap it from the top of the car and get it inside.
First, we'll start with the airing of grievances. Tomorrow, FEATS OF STRENGTH! |
I shall just smite you both now in my imagination with gobs of earwax.
No no. After reading both lamentations, I was inspired to create one that would make EVERYBODY (except some people) happy. Behold.
Feast of Ghordak.
Festivus.
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Bryelle Vaughn
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Ok the Pole Dancer is priceless!!!!
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Ariana Lenoir
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| Ceinwyn ab'Arawn wrote: |
No no. After reading both lamentations, I was inspired to create one that would make EVERYBODY (except some people) happy. Behold.
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I think using holiday is biased...
Main Entry: 1hol�i�day
Pronunciation: \ˈh�-lÉ™-ËŒdÄ, British usually ˈh�-lÉ™-dÄ“\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hÄligd�g, from hÄlig holy + d�g day
Date: before 12th century
1 : holy day
2 : a day on which one is exempt from work[/b]; specifically : a day marked by a general suspension of work in commemoration of an event
3 chiefly British : vacation �often used in the phrase on holiday �often used in plural
4 : a period of exemption or relief
With three kids... Its never without "work" for me... wrapping, dinner, etc..
There needs to be another term for it ...
*tries to hide a smile as if she were just teasing you*
Besides ... what about the Festival of Alvis...?
Behold the holy words... "Believer, you have forgotten the true meaning of Alvis Day. Neither is it ham, nor pomp. Nay, the true meaning of Alvis day is drinking. Drinking and revenge. Now drink with me deeply of the bourbon, scotch, and rye until such time as we are fighting drunk. Then we shall find, and beat the asses of, the nonbelievers who ruined my feast. "
Amen.
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Bishimi
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Alvis day is totally my new day! Why have I not heard of this before? *runs off to learn more, get drunk and pick a fight in celebration* |
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