Welcome to 2007: Your Questions Answered

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The forum discussion revolves around the transition into the year 2007, with participants sharing their experiences and traditions associated with New Year's celebrations. Key highlights include the significance of collard greens and black-eyed peas for prosperity, as well as various personal anecdotes about parties and food preparations. Participants express their locations, with mentions of Croatia and various regions in Europe, and engage in light-hearted banter about their New Year's resolutions and experiences.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of New Year's traditions and cultural significance.
  • Familiarity with traditional Southern U.S. cuisine, specifically collard greens and black-eyed peas.
  • Knowledge of time zone differences and their impact on celebrations.
  • Awareness of social dynamics in online communities during festive occasions.
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  • Research the cultural significance of collard greens and black-eyed peas in New Year's celebrations.
  • Explore the history and evolution of New Year's traditions across different cultures.
  • Investigate the impact of time zones on global celebrations and events.
  • Learn about online community engagement during festive seasons and its effects on social interactions.
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This discussion is beneficial for cultural anthropologists, culinary enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the social dynamics of online communities during festive celebrations.

  • #91
Happy New Years :smile:

Hope your new year will bring happiness, success and all that.
 
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  • #92
Oh man, three hours of sleep and my ears are STILL ringing. :frown:

Totally worth it.
 
  • #93
Integral said:
WHAT! Still a no go! Arggg!

Yep! Now I'm afraid of that model. Clearly they had a production or component problem. It smelled burned when I took it out of the box like the first one did, and it had exactly the same problems.

I decided to wait and pick another one later. We're still waiting for the furniture thingy anyway.
 
  • #94
Ivan Seeking said:
Yep! Now I'm afraid of that model. Clearly they had a production or component problem. It smelled burned when I took it out of the box like the first one did, and it had exactly the same problems.

I decided to wait and pick another one later. We're still waiting for the furniture thingy anyway.

Maybe we should drag to Fry's?
 
  • #95
A Happy New Year to all you other-time-zone-people! :biggrin:
 
  • #96
A very Happy New Years to all.
 
  • #97
Integral said:
Maybe we should drag to Fry's?

Maybe, but really the selection was pretty good. This was just the one we liked the best. I want to wait for Tsu to get home before picking out another one. If she doesn't like what I pick I'll never hear the end of it.
 
  • #98
Happy New Year to everyone!
 
  • #99
Evo said:
OH MY! Dr Transport is glowing GOLD! I don't remeber him glowing before. :approve:

Happy Ney Year DT, to you and yours!
Thanks... as for glowing gold, that came about when I got the 10 votes neede to be the tech guru...figured that since someone respected my meager abilities I'd help fund the site...maybe someday I'll be green.
 
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  • #100
radou said:
I have been living 3 hours and 4 minutes in 2007. Where are you from?

I'm from norway!

EDIT: and that was my 150'th post! what a milepole
 
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  • #101
Lisa! said:
Our new year begings 3 months later than yours(with spring) but anyway::cool::-p

Happy new year everyone!

That's okay, we'll let you celebrate ours too. :biggrin:
 
  • #102
Moonbear said:
That's okay, we'll let you celebrate ours too. :biggrin:

Wow! very nice of you!:smile:
 
  • #103
Happy New Year everyone!
 
  • #104
Evo said:
Happy New Year everyone!

Happy New Year! Are you feeling any better today?
 
  • #105
Moonbear said:
Happy New Year! Are you feeling any better today?
Not much, at least I was able to take a nap this morning.
 
  • #106
Evo said:
Not much, at least I was able to take a nap this morning.

Sorry to hear that. You're supposed to party before you get the New Year's Day hungover feeling. :biggrin:
 
  • #107
I don't want to go to work tomorrow.:cry:
 
  • #108
Math Is Hard said:
I don't want to go to work tomorrow.:cry:

See, it's much easier to not have days off. Then you don't have to face going back to work after a long holiday. :devil:
 
  • #109
I work for the government. I get tomorrow off. :biggrin:
 

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