Which holiday is this?
Seven In bocca al lupo, Fabio. Oct 11, 2007 #21 Jun 25, 2003 39,309 Oct 11, 2007 #21 Seven Oct 11, 2007 Which holiday is this? Buy on AliExpress.com
JCK Biased JCK Oct 11, 2007 #22 May 11, 2004 125,366 Oct 11, 2007 #22 JCK Oct 11, 2007 It's the holiday after fasting
ßöмßäяðîëя The Krazyman Oct 11, 2007 #23 Apr 12, 2004 77,165 Oct 11, 2007 #23 ßöмßäяðîëя Oct 11, 2007 You celebrate after eating again? Seems justified.
JCK Biased JCK Oct 11, 2007 #24 May 11, 2004 125,366 Oct 11, 2007 #24 JCK Oct 11, 2007 Me? I have nothing to do with this holiday. I was never a Muslim.
ßöмßäяðîëя The Krazyman Oct 11, 2007 #25 Apr 12, 2004 77,165 Oct 11, 2007 #25 ßöмßäяðîëя Oct 11, 2007 Just a stone cold killer, at least that is the word on the streets.
Seven In bocca al lupo, Fabio. Oct 11, 2007 #26 Jun 25, 2003 39,309 Oct 11, 2007 #26 Seven Oct 11, 2007 JCK said: It's the holiday after fasting Click to expand... Oh after the Ramaddan (sp?) you mean? I knew there was a holiday, but I've never heard the name before, at least the authentic name and not the one they give it in Dutch.
JCK said: It's the holiday after fasting Click to expand... Oh after the Ramaddan (sp?) you mean? I knew there was a holiday, but I've never heard the name before, at least the authentic name and not the one they give it in Dutch.
JCK Biased JCK Oct 11, 2007 #27 May 11, 2004 125,366 Oct 11, 2007 #27 JCK Oct 11, 2007 Seven said: Oh after the Ramaddan (sp?) you mean? I knew there was a holiday, but I've never heard the name before. Click to expand... Yes that's the one. I don't know what is it called either.
Seven said: Oh after the Ramaddan (sp?) you mean? I knew there was a holiday, but I've never heard the name before. Click to expand... Yes that's the one. I don't know what is it called either.
ßöмßäяðîëя The Krazyman Oct 11, 2007 #28 Apr 12, 2004 77,165 Oct 11, 2007 #28 ßöмßäяðîëя Oct 11, 2007 It's Arabic, bro. So Ramadan is just as acceptable as Rammadizzahn.
Seven In bocca al lupo, Fabio. Oct 11, 2007 #29 Jun 25, 2003 39,309 Oct 11, 2007 #29 Seven Oct 11, 2007 ßömßäяdîëя;1468377 said: It's Arabic, bro. So Ramadan is just as acceptable as Rammadizzahn. Click to expand... Not quite, one should at least try to create a similar sound, no?
ßömßäяdîëя;1468377 said: It's Arabic, bro. So Ramadan is just as acceptable as Rammadizzahn. Click to expand... Not quite, one should at least try to create a similar sound, no?
Bjerknes "Top Economist" Oct 11, 2007 #30 Mar 16, 2004 115,912 Oct 11, 2007 #30 Bjerknes Oct 11, 2007 So which person was sacrificed on this holiday?
ßöмßäяðîëя The Krazyman Oct 11, 2007 #31 Apr 12, 2004 77,165 Oct 11, 2007 #31 ßöмßäяðîëя Oct 11, 2007 Seven said: Not quite, one should at least try to create a similar sound, no? Click to expand... Yea, it was a joke, but in seriousness, Koran is just as acceptable as Quo'ran or Quoran..... Something like that. Ramadan, Rammadan, Ra7madan( )
Seven said: Not quite, one should at least try to create a similar sound, no? Click to expand... Yea, it was a joke, but in seriousness, Koran is just as acceptable as Quo'ran or Quoran..... Something like that. Ramadan, Rammadan, Ra7madan( )
ßöмßäяðîëя The Krazyman Oct 11, 2007 #32 Apr 12, 2004 77,165 Oct 11, 2007 #32 ßöмßäяðîëя Oct 11, 2007 Andy said: So which person was sacrificed on this holiday? Click to expand... THey can eat again.....so I'm guessing Mahatma Ghandi.
Andy said: So which person was sacrificed on this holiday? Click to expand... THey can eat again.....so I'm guessing Mahatma Ghandi.
JCK Biased JCK Oct 11, 2007 #33 May 11, 2004 125,366 Oct 11, 2007 #33 JCK Oct 11, 2007 ßömßäяdîëя;1468390 said: THey can eat again.....so I'm guessing Mahata Ghandi. Click to expand...
ßömßäяdîëя;1468390 said: THey can eat again.....so I'm guessing Mahata Ghandi. Click to expand...
Omair Herticity Oct 11, 2007 #34 Sep 27, 2006 3,254 Oct 11, 2007 #34 Omair Oct 11, 2007 Eid Mubarak .. and it's called Eid al Fitr .. eid is holiday .. Fitr is breaking fast ..
JCK Biased JCK Oct 11, 2007 #35 May 11, 2004 125,366 Oct 11, 2007 #35 JCK Oct 11, 2007 Omair said: Eid Mubarak .. and it's called Eid al Fitr .. eid is holiday .. Fitr is breaking fast .. Click to expand... I think I've known Eid al Fitr but what is Bayram?
Omair said: Eid Mubarak .. and it's called Eid al Fitr .. eid is holiday .. Fitr is breaking fast .. Click to expand... I think I've known Eid al Fitr but what is Bayram?
ßöмßäяðîëя The Krazyman Oct 11, 2007 #36 Apr 12, 2004 77,165 Oct 11, 2007 #36 ßöмßäяðîëя Oct 11, 2007 What if you are fast-breaking? Like counter-attacking?
ßöмßäяðîëя The Krazyman Oct 11, 2007 #37 Apr 12, 2004 77,165 Oct 11, 2007 #37 ßöмßäяðîëя Oct 11, 2007 JCK said: I think I've known Eid al Fitr but what is Bayram? Click to expand... BAYRAM IS MUNICH, BAYER IS LEVERKUSEN!
JCK said: I think I've known Eid al Fitr but what is Bayram? Click to expand... BAYRAM IS MUNICH, BAYER IS LEVERKUSEN!
Enron Tickle Me Moderator Oct 11, 2007 #38 Oct 11, 2005 75,658 Oct 11, 2007 #38 Enron Oct 11, 2007 ßömßä?dîë? said: BAYRAM IS MUNICH, BAYER IS LEVERKUSEN! Click to expand... Bayram is jew.
JCK Biased JCK Oct 11, 2007 #39 May 11, 2004 125,366 Oct 11, 2007 #39 JCK Oct 11, 2007 ßömßäяdîëя;1468434 said: BAYRAM IS MUNICH, BAYER IS LEVERKUSEN! Click to expand... I love those who say Bayern Leverkusen
ßömßäяdîëя;1468434 said: BAYRAM IS MUNICH, BAYER IS LEVERKUSEN! Click to expand... I love those who say Bayern Leverkusen
OP ZAF3000 Senior Member Oct 11, 2007 Thread Starter #40 Feb 14, 2005 5,348 Oct 11, 2007 Thread Starter Thread Starter #40 ZAF3000 Oct 11, 2007 JCK said: I think I've known Eid al Fitr but what is Bayram? Click to expand... Isn't Bayram a Turkish word meaning festival? Ramazan Bayramı = Eid al Fitr Kurban Bayramı = Eid al Adha
JCK said: I think I've known Eid al Fitr but what is Bayram? Click to expand... Isn't Bayram a Turkish word meaning festival? Ramazan Bayramı = Eid al Fitr Kurban Bayramı = Eid al Adha
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