Favourite Holiday?

thexonic
By thexonic

We have alot of people from different places... lets see what your favourite holiday is shall we?

 

And no im not talking about summer hoilday or winter holiday nor weekends, im talking about eid, christmas, honica... etc..

 

Mine is christmas, I know I'm a muslim, but I love christmas since the time I was a little kid, we used to have alot of fun in London... Santa got me a car once Laughing

 

So go on, tell us your story and which holiday do you like the most and why?

By kakashi28• 7 Apr 2008 13:42
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kakashi28

 

You're right Skanky, it means little brother!

 

kyotsukette! - take care.

 

 

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"Live life with Loose cash but nothing

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 13:23
skanky

I will go tomorrow to the embassy and in the nite I will be online searching the perfect room for my vacations. 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 13:16
anonymous

skanky - also contact

Mr. Bharat P.L.

Yor Thai Holidays

Beach Road

Pattaya

(+66) 038362449

(+66) 0811476767

www.yorthaiholidays.com

[email protected]

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 13:10
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anonymous

You can book through www.sawadee.com on line. choose a hotel from there let me know whether I can recommend that place.

If you like the beach and peacefull envirmont, stay in Jomtain beach.

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 13:07
skanky

My jap friend used to called me

 

OTOTO or something like that, its mean young brother, and when am naughty they called me Ototo Kusay!!! LOL

 

Sayonara. 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 13:05
skanky

No Hotel yet.

 

I have the ticket and give my passport today to the Embassy.

 

I will get my passport tomorrow and I will start to book hotels when I see the visa.

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By kakashi28• 7 Apr 2008 12:55
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kakashi28

 

That's great Skanky. We are also catholic, although we dont really care and celebrate if your name happens to be of a saint  hehehe

 

yes we have those days off, plus the 2 week semestral break..... d**n i missed school days

 

 

 

 

"Live life with Loose cash but nothing to Lose" - Rusty Ryan

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 12:41
anonymous

skanky _ where do you stay in Pattaya

By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 12:35
thexonic

Ola Skanky, I know what linda and mamita means lol, I was with a girl who spoke portugese, she taught me alot of things, i just remember a few, like obrigado, linda, mamita, de nada, boha karario (how ever u spell it and i know its a bad word lol) 

 

 

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By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 12:31
skanky

Bangkok and Pattaya. only 5 days. 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 12:30
skanky

I think It will be no prob for me. I will write it down, but also you can remind me before 22nd.

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 12:29
anonymous

skanky - "remain me". I can not remain you but can remind you :)

Which part of Thailand you are going

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 12:26
skanky

Yes we do celebrate all of them...

 

Actually am a Christian. but my country main religion its Catholic. so we get all those days off. :)

 

also if your name belongs to a saint name will make you a small celebration the same day as the Saint day.

 

 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By kakashi28• 7 Apr 2008 12:17
kakashi28

 

 

Skanky, do you also celebrate "Todos Los Santos"?, thats also one great holiday, as it also coincides with the end of the semester (semestral break) from schools.

 

 

 

"Live life with Loose cash but nothing to Lose" - Rusty Ryan

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 12:16
anonymous

skanky - Can you buy some Tom Yam Noodles for me. Any 7'11 shop has it

By kakashi28• 7 Apr 2008 12:13
kakashi28

hahahaha @ thexonic,

 

Yeah its the Konoha Annual Sports Festival!

 

 

 

"Live life with Loose cash but nothing to Lose" - Rusty Ryan

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 11:53
skanky

I was out of town only for the weekend :( back in Qatar for two weeks. and going to Thailand and Vietnam on the 22nd :)

 

Then Qatar again for like 2 months :( but Mamita Linda will be with me for 1.

Mamita Linda = Pretty Mom.

 

how you doing? 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 11:27
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thexonic

Didnt know u were out of town.

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No human can stop racism.

By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 11:23
swissgirl39

 

 

*When hands reach out in friendship, hearts are touched with joy*

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By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 11:22
thexonic

Johny, No problem mate :), like wise.

 

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No human can stop racism.

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 11:22
skanky

I will let you know as soon as I know the schedule of the rest of my co-workers.  To verify my dates with your BD. but even If I cannot go to your BD probably I will land in your Country this summer.

 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 11:16
anonymous

      hi dude...sorry that i didnt came for the movie last SAT in City center...

looking forward to meet u .. :)

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By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 11:14
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swissgirl39

and my birthday is in July.So i can invite you

some drinks,good food,nice folks...

;-D

 

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By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 11:09
skanky

Sounds Ok for me. I have no plans yet.

 

I will think about it. Nice Food, Good Chocolate, Pretty Girls.  

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 11:08
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skanky

Yeah Easter...

 

Semana Santa:  The Holy Week. We have a lot of processions in every town. or Margarita Island for all the Wild Soul Young People that want to party during Easter.

 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 11:07
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swissgirl39

come to Luzern.It is amazing.

;-)

 

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By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 11:06
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skanky

How you doing gal...

 

Yes I do Remember you told me about it, I will try to go there one day. Actually I will have 5 days to go to europe in July and I was thinking going or Switzerland or Norway. Lets see... 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By Oryx• 7 Apr 2008 11:06
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Oryx

Spring break in Cancun is like something from Virgil's descent into hell....;)

 

Easter: the best is to go to Guatemala where processions walk over long carpets made of flower petals........ lovely.

By King Edshel• 7 Apr 2008 11:03
King Edshel

forget that the topic was talking about those :) I like Eid [regardless i stop enjoying it anymore] and ... of course ... Christmas and New Year ... the last two were really very nice with my friends in the Filipino Expats group ...

 

All thanks to Owen for the Christmas invitation as i told her I never celebrate it here as i never got the chance to do so :(

 

Planning this year to celebrate it as well somewhere else, not here ... maybe the Philippines :) It just depends ...

 

Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. (Gautama Buddha)

By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 11:03
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swissgirl39

its the best!!!!!!

;-D

 

*When hands reach out in friendship, hearts are touched with joy*

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By skanky• 7 Apr 2008 11:01
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skanky

Spring Break its one of the best Holidays if you are in Daytona Beach or Cancun.

 

Carnival if you are in Rio de Janeiro. or the West Indies (Trinidad & Tobago).

 

Uhmm Mardi Gras its allowed too.

 

Am missing this year the Shogkram festival in Thailand :( I just read this year about it and I will go 10 days late... 

 

 

The Venezuelan Sensation!!!

By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 10:58
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swissgirl39

 

 

*When hands reach out in friendship, hearts are touched with joy*

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By King Edshel• 7 Apr 2008 10:57
King Edshel

are WE talking about the same thing here? the one that end up spreading joy all over the world :) poor naruto ... he could not hold it anymore :)

 

Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. (Gautama Buddha)

By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 10:55
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thexonic

Actually some holiday in Naruto, does beat everything, i forgot the name of the festival lol. Something in Konaha.

 

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No human can stop racism.

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 10:54
Rating: 5/5
anonymous

In Texas its sort of a big deal but it still always sneaks up on you. 

You never have the day off or anything like that but no matter how your day at work was, at some point you realize that it's Cinco de Mayo (May 5th, Mexican Independence Day , I think) and that soon enought you will be drinking beers or margaritas and eating mexican food with your friends! 

I guess any excuse for doing that is good but its more fun when there is a "reason"

 

Mitch

By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 10:54
thexonic

sorry to hear that man. Well then there was voltron, now u got ps3 or xbox360 what more do u want right lol.

 

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No human can stop racism.

By kakashi28• 7 Apr 2008 10:43
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kakashi28

 

 

Nothing beats Christmas and New Year holidays ;)

 

 

 

"Live life with Loose cash but nothing to Lose" - Rusty Ryan

By King Edshel• 7 Apr 2008 10:31
King Edshel

my bad ... I lost a lot of my toys also but the only one that i really miss was a small Voltron that you can assemble again after putting it into pieces ... That was a gift that someone got me from London ... first It lost the arm, then the leg ... but when it lost the head ... I completely lost the interest ... :)

 

Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. (Gautama Buddha)

By ksarat16• 7 Apr 2008 10:26
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ksarat16

Swissmiss: Well, it actually changes as well, I guess according to every year it moves a bit back or front on the calendar, but it always is mostly during Oct - Nov season...

 

RR: Hey buddy, doing fine meself, how bout you, and yes, regarding the festivals man, trust me there is just so much in India that neighbours, relatives etc etc keep travelling and vice versa...it all happens only in India mate...and yes truly inspiring as they seem to sound, so colorfully rich as they see, at the same time, pretty much a lot of fun time and at the same time, dangers dont evade much as safety comes last after all the fun and frolic, but still whatever happens, Time and Tide doesnt wait for anyone, so a bandage or a plaster or some medical assistance to the injured is served in the platter for them, and the rest continue to feast upon the rich and varied celebrations of all times and AT ALL TIMES...( wasnt that sch a lovely write up...LOL)

By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 10:25
thexonic

I wish I had saved it up. But I lost it :(

 

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No human can stop racism.

By zyga• 7 Apr 2008 10:24
zyga

magic - over eating.......... watching the queens speech.................seeing the place sparkle

 

eid - fantastic ...........people coming together.......eating too many indian sweets (burp) overdosing on samosas, biryani ............and bhangra.....

 

st.patricks day - lots of green and blarney........

By King Edshel• 7 Apr 2008 10:22
King Edshel

don't tell me that you saved that car up to now so you can drive it no the roads :)

 

Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. (Gautama Buddha)

By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 10:19
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swissgirl39

is it always the same time or different?

 

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By Ragnarock Raider• 7 Apr 2008 10:18
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Ragnarock Raider

The do say that great minds think alike  

 

Hiya Ksa....I know so little about Indian holidays...thank you for sharing...sounds wonderful!

 

Stay safe all.

 

Perfection does not exist. The question therefore, is: what level of imperfection are we willing to settle for?

By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 10:18
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thexonic

Yea festival holidays aswell, lol. Ur write up is fine, I actually did get a chance to celebrate some Indian festivals, they are pretty cool too.

 

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No human can stop racism.

By thexonic• 7 Apr 2008 10:16
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thexonic

:D Christmas is soo much fun, soo much presents and all :D yaay... I even like Thanks giving. Eid is also amazing, cuz we get holidays, i havent seen eid holiday spirit as much as christmas. I mean people shop in eid for themselves, but in christmas they launch tons of new stuff and people buy presents for others. It's just too much joy in the air :D. 

 

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No human can stop racism.

By ksarat16• 7 Apr 2008 10:16
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ksarat16

For me two things mate, infact each holiday festival back home (India) brings with it something special, so choosing for one is quite tough...for example...

 

Holiday Festival called "Holi"...now thats something where you get washed down in different colours, Eggs, water balloons, all throughout the day, and before the SunSet you are in a different color...

 

Then there is this Navratri (9Nights)... where so many people get together and play something known as Gharba and Daandiya...and trust me, the ladies in that times are absolutely gorgeously dressed and the fun that you have with the music and the specific type of Dance is something that you cant afford to miss...

 

And now, the most exciting and important of all ... "Diwali - Festival of Lights", from sunet to sunrise, fire crackers, of all sizes and sounds from loud to small, of beautiful colors Light up the Skies of all the Houses...and that is something that you will not want to miss...

 

Was just talking about this last nite, India is a place full of holidays for various festivals...and it is absolutely Great to be from India...

 

And Thexonic, I really hope you meant Festival Holidays, otherwise the whole write-up will go waste buddy...:)

By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 10:13
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swissgirl39

looks as we had similar toughts.

;-D

 

*When hands reach out in friendship, hearts are touched with joy*

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By lipstick• 7 Apr 2008 10:13
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lipstick

love christmas too.

By novita77• 7 Apr 2008 10:13
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novita77

unfortunately my husband cant get time off during Chrismast The Xonic. 7 Christmas in Qatar we only manage once for Christmas Holiday which was last Christmas.

 

for me any holiday is good as far as i am out of Qatar

By dragonfly212• 7 Apr 2008 10:13
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dragonfly212

i love christmas, new year and valentine. as love is in the air...

Everybody is right Everybody is wrong, it depend where we stand.

By swissgirl39• 7 Apr 2008 10:13
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swissgirl39

well,mine is 1.August

Birthday from Swiss

;-D

 

*When hands reach out in friendship, hearts are touched with joy*

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By Ragnarock Raider• 7 Apr 2008 10:12
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Ragnarock Raider

Because it is a holiday for all, and we all celebrated it together regardless of religion or ethnicity or background....plus all the cool fireworks....and the weather is usually very nice that time of year.

 

That's the recurring one...and then of course there's the defacto and impromptu public holiday in Montreal that will result in half the city being hung over the next day and taking the day off any time the Habs win the stanley cup! Go Habs Go! LOL 

 

Damn I miss it!

 

Stay safe all. 

 

Perfection does not exist. The question therefore, is: what level of imperfection are we willing to settle for?

By anonymous• 7 Apr 2008 10:12
Rating: 4/5
anonymous

I prefer eid. We at least get 4 to 9 days off

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