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Jan 01, 2008 03:10

[all written slowly, as if trying to write from memory, although every once in a while it's as though a source is being referred to;]Feliz Año Nuevo, Aith-bhliain Fe Nhaise Dhuit, Sawadee Pee Muai, あけましておめでとうございます, S Novim Goodom, Xin nian yu kuai, Bonne année, Szczesliwego Nowego Roku, Feliz ano novo, Godt Nyttår, Buon Capo d'Anno, Glückliches ( Read more... )

daniel jackson

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traveling_rose January 1 2008, 07:21:32 UTC
Why thank you!

[o.O] Happy New Year to you too.

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xthchance January 1 2008, 07:36:10 UTC
Were you behind this?

For auld lang syne. Cheers.

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traveling_rose January 1 2008, 07:38:44 UTC
Weeeeell, the Doctor and me yeah.

Cheers!

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xthchance January 1 2008, 07:49:48 UTC
Heh, is there anything you don't do?

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brother_mhenlo January 1 2008, 07:54:25 UTC
Interesting languages. You forgot ["Happy Wintersday" in a phonecian/runic-like language]

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xthchance January 1 2008, 07:59:15 UTC
Sorry about that. I'm just, ah, working with what I have.

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brother_mhenlo January 1 2008, 16:28:29 UTC
Since you've probably never seen it, it's Tyrian.

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white_knight11 January 1 2008, 07:58:08 UTC
[stutters a bit before happily] 今年もよろしくお願いします!!!

[ooc: yea, he's a geek]

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xxice_bullet January 1 2008, 08:00:49 UTC
[amused hm]

I'm going to have to break the mood and say it's a few weeks/months early for the Chinese greeting.

[ooc: he's a geek too. >///8 ]

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xthchance January 1 2008, 08:03:29 UTC
[a 'facepalm' sort of sigh] I knew that. Sorry.

((ooc: Last time I trust the internet. >\))

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xxice_bullet January 1 2008, 08:05:29 UTC
It's fine. Most people tend to forget that Chinese calendar is different from Western ones.

[ooc: technically, it works, Shito here is just a stickler for detail since he's a 150-year old Chinese zombie. 8/ ]

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petiteaveugle January 1 2008, 08:18:44 UTC
Hm. Those all sound nice. Thanks.

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