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WWHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! 2k4 :DDDDDDDD

WOOHOO!!!

I didn't even get that drunk... don't listen to what petridish38 tells you, I passed out at 4am because I was TIRED, not drunk!

Happy New Years! Well the old girl's another year older and that much bolder

^Hehe...Ya, I just hung out with my family and had a couple Sierra Nevada Porters.

man i was faded last night, anyway hurray for a new year

As far as my liver is concerned, the new year has definitely come and gone

ciper wrote:New year has not passed yet

January 1, has no astronomical nor agricultural significance. It is purely arbitrary.

We have 21 days until the first new years day that makes any sense at all

1/1/xxxx makes plenty of sense if you go by the standardized(or whatever the hell its called) calender. Where did you find this info? and have they taken into account all the past hundreds of thousands of years to come to this conclusion?

It's the Julian calendar dating back to Julius Caesar.

What's Jan 21? Isn't the winter solstice Dec. 21? Any good pagan would know that! Or is it something else?

Steve

But 01/01/xx wasnt when the original new year was celebrated either. It has gone back and forth between that and other days quite a few times. Heck, it was even celebrated in march way back when! The best way to tell when a year has elapsed is to look at the light of the sun bouncing off the moon. Either than or using some type of agricultural signal.

01/01 has no significance. If anything the best time would be the first new moon after the vernal equinox (when spring starts). Think of everything that happens in spring. The flowers bloom, the crops get planted, the animals start having babys!

"What's Jan 21"
I meant the 22nd, the first day of the lunar new year. Or what most call Chinese New Year.

I always thought the new year should be on the first day of spring. Plus it would spread holidays out.

Steve

Sounds like you should celebrate Chinese new years then.

Here is a great qoute
"It is based strictly on astronomical observations, and has nothing to to with the Pope, emperors, animals or myths. Due to its scientific and mathematical nature, we can easily and precisely calculate backward or forward for thousands of years. "

I see no reason to celebrate when the calender on the wall runs out Especially when it was decided by some Roman empirer thousands of years ago

okay thats fine. 1/1 has significcance, at least to me and anyone else that goes by that calender and not astronomy

Why not? China will be the next big empire and Asian women seem to be the only ones that want to sleep with me (of course they're all frickin' married).

Steve

you guys are dorks.

ciper wrote:New year has not passed yet

January 1, has no astronomical nor agricultural significance. It is purely arbitrary.

We have 21 days until the first new years day that makes any sense at all

Then we say "STFU" and you can have your party in 21 days.

MK

subyluvr2212 wrote:As far as my liver is concerned, the new year has definitely come and gone

Isn't that illegal?

Brat4by4 wrote:Isn't that illegal?

Shhhhhhhh......

scottzg wrote:you guys are dorks.

takes one to know one

oh man, I can't remeber when the clock struck 12 over here, I can't even recall how I got home. Needless to say i didn't log in here yesterday at all.

Mark,

i hope all goes well for you all

Sweet! Laurel and I and some of our friends got pretty trashed New Year's Eve at a friend's house. There were some very interesting goings-on that took place. . . and we're still getting some of our questions answered.

sounds hottt

This is among the things I have no recollection of, but was aparently quite conscious for on new years eve


Got owned by shots

You actually out-drank me!


Then you lost it in the bathroom a while later.

Sounds REAL HOTTT!

nice pic btw