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Happy Hanukkah

Originally posted by: LilPima
Originally posted by: zerocool84
Happy Hanukkah!!!

I'm half Jewish but I still celebrate. Have a good one guys.

Do you celebrate Chirstmas too?

Yea I do. My birthday is on the 18th of Dec and with Hannukah and Xmas so close together, I get Hannukah, Bday, and Xmas gifts mushed together.
 
HAPPY HANUKKAH!!!!!

I think I placed the candle's too close tonight though as one of the flames jumped from the 1st candle to the second 🙁
 
Originally posted by: Rufus12
I'm in the same boat as you man. Love the double holidays. 🙂

My wife isn't Jewish, so we celebrate both. We even compromised on the Christmas Lights, they are all Blue and White 🙂
 
Happy Hanukkah!! full jew here and proud, love the feeling of finals being over, relaxing during winter break and I love to eat

LATKES
More latke
and More

NOM NOM NOM NOM

by the way, latkes are basically fried shredded potatoes with some other things added.

this year, I made some latka with some cheese in it, wow it was amazing
 
Originally posted by: freshgeardude
Happy Hanukkah!! full jew here and proud, love the feeling of finals being over, relaxing during winter break and I love to eat

LATKES
More latke
and More

NOM NOM NOM NOM

by the way, latkes are basically fried shredded potatoes with some other things added.

this year, I made some latka with some cheese in it, wow it was amazing

Mmmmm, looks tasty. I could go for a nice big bowl of Matzoh Ball Soup right now.
 
I would like to know who celebrates nothing this season! That would be more interesting.

I don't even really know what you do for Hanukkah; it's been years since I have read up on religions/race-celebrations. (third grade?)
 
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
I would like to know who celebrates nothing this season! That would be more interesting.

I don't even really know what you do for Hanukkah; it's been years since I have read up on religions/race-celebrations. (third grade?)

I can't speak for Hanukkah, but contemporary European/American Christmas celebrations have very little basis in Christianity; it's essentially a secular holiday.
 
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
I think that is kind of lame, celebrating both holidays. Pick a team and stick with it!

OR pick no team and screw them all. 😛

Originally posted by: mrkun
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
I would like to know who celebrates nothing this season! That would be more interesting.

I don't even really know what you do for Hanukkah; it's been years since I have read up on religions/race-celebrations. (third grade?)

I can't speak for Hanukkah, but contemporary European/American Christmas celebrations have very little basis in Christianity; it's essentially a secular holiday.

I still hate the holidays just because they were based in religion more-so before. 🙁
 
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
I think that is kind of lame, celebrating both holidays. Pick a team and stick with it!

OR pick no team and screw them all. 😛

Or that...

Still, I don't think there is such a thing as "half jewish". That makes no sense.
 
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
I think that is kind of lame, celebrating both holidays. Pick a team and stick with it!

OR pick no team and screw them all. 😛

Or that...

Still, I don't think there is such a thing as "half jewish". That makes no sense.

Probably a race thing? I don't really understand jewish people or any of the terms along with them. I never thought of jews as a race, more of religion people. But, hitler killed jews because of race.. So--, they are a race, I guess.

You could be half-jewish, then.
 
I don't think Jews are a race, how could the Jews from Asia, Africa, Europe, etc all be somehow connected genetically, I doubt it.

It makes more sense to say you are a Hungarian Jew, or Austrian Jew, etc.

Just saying Jewish probably means your ignorant of your true ethnicity or simply deny it.
 
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