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12 Feb 02 - 07:36 AM (#648003) Subject: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: GUEST To all! |
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12 Feb 02 - 08:38 AM (#648054) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: mack/misophist Gung Hay Fat Choy!! |
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12 Feb 02 - 09:01 AM (#648067) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: Mrrzy Fat Choy indeed! Mah Jongg, anyone? |
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12 Feb 02 - 09:23 AM (#648099) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: GUEST From www.chinapage.com: When is the Chinese New Year's Day in Year 2002? February 12, 2002. It is the first day in the Year of the Horse. It is Year 4699 by Chinese calendar. For those interested in astrology, it is the year of the Black Horse. And speaking of astrology, I heard a strange story on CNN last night about zodiac signs and accidents. It seems the zodiac sign most prone to accidents is Gemini, followed by Taurus and Pisces respectively. Apparently, the least-accident prone are Capricorns (drive like yer granny perhaps?)
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12 Feb 02 - 09:24 AM (#648101) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: GUEST Oops! sorry, that is car accidents, not accidents in general. |
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12 Feb 02 - 09:28 AM (#648105) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: GUEST,Jenny the T Ma Nian Hao to all! Let there be Szechuan food tonight! JtT |
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12 Feb 02 - 09:33 AM (#648110) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: Les from Hull It was my Dad's birthday on Sunday, so we celebrated with a banquet at one of Hull's best chinese restaurants, also the UK's biggest, on the former St Andrews Dock (once full of trawlers!). It was great to see members of our Chinese community enjoying their celebrations. So with each New Year lets hope for peace and prosperity for all. |
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06 Oct 02 - 08:32 PM (#797992) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull has any body tried moon cakes? |
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06 Oct 02 - 08:44 PM (#798003) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: Sorcha Maybe we should "Punch the Horse"??? |
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06 Oct 02 - 10:17 PM (#798040) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse From: Genie Well, I was born in the Year Of The Horse, so I'm especially happy that this is a "horse" year. Can I celebrate by having some punch instead of punching a horse? Genie |