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Post by Gray Lensman on Dec 12, 2005 4:06:59 GMT
Very nice, Jang. I'm liking it a lot.
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Post by janggut on Dec 12, 2005 5:27:56 GMT
thanks, EK & mr Grey. it was worth the one & a half hour i spent on it.
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Post by Elliot Kane on Dec 12, 2005 5:32:09 GMT
Was to us, that's for sure Old banner goes back up on Boxing Day
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Post by janggut on Dec 12, 2005 5:53:33 GMT
any idea for new year? should i make a new CC banner for 2006, also with Illyana, or something more universal? oh & if i may ask, can we have the christmas banner stay till new year's eve? & when is boxing day?
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Post by Elliot Kane on Dec 12, 2005 6:30:31 GMT
Boxing day is the day after Xmas day I like the old banner, and don't really want to change it already as it's been up - what, three months if that? Any particular reason you want the Xmas banner up past Xmas? Seems a bit odd, to me...
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Dr. Doom
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Post by Dr. Doom on Dec 12, 2005 6:51:27 GMT
How dare you not have a more culturally-inclusive banner! Shame on you!
I'm just kidding. For some reason, that complaint is common, especially on campus.
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Post by janggut on Dec 12, 2005 7:54:55 GMT
college students are just bunch of emancipation-wannabees, whom eventually will fall back into their old cultures. nothing new in that.
& as for malaysians, we celebrate christmas not just for the first two days or so. for most big celebrations, we celebrate them for a week so that those who want to visit us can have ample time. will write more on the culture of visitation (i hope that's the right word for it) among friends & families in malaysia during festive seasons in Shan's thread.
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Post by Dark Phoenix Rising on Dec 12, 2005 8:13:36 GMT
And don't forget that over here we technically have 12 days of christmas Btw Jang, good work with the banner
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Post by Elliot Kane on Dec 12, 2005 8:50:23 GMT
LOL Doom As has been frequently pointed out in Britain, most of the people of Britain celebrate Xmas as a festival, whatever their own religions might be, so for most of us it's a time for family and good wishes, regardless of everything - a day of unity. Being a Brit, I like that a lot And the same it true here. I am not a Christian. Quite a few others here are not Christians. But I am perfectly happy to wish people a Merry Christmas, on grounds that it is my nation's cultural winter festival - and regardless of their own religious leanings Which should help you put the apoplexy into a few idiot college students if you like ;D
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Post by janggut on Dec 12, 2005 8:52:39 GMT
thanks, DL!
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Post by Sir Ped of Ro on Dec 12, 2005 10:32:40 GMT
love the x-mas banner Jangy! way to go...
regards
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Post by janggut on Dec 13, 2005 5:02:09 GMT
thanks, Pedro!
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