Well, that's what it's called in Welsh, which is the nationality of my Druid persona, so we'll humor him.
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I told our HR Department that today's festivities were an affront my Wiccan heritage, but they laughed it off. Pumpkin-carving. Cubicle-decorating. Costumes. All were offensive and insensitive. Except for the catered-in lunch. I was cool with that.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Happy Nos Galan Gaeaf !!
Well, that's what it's called in Welsh, which is the nationality of my Druid persona, so we'll humor him.
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I told our HR Department that today's festivities were an affront my Wiccan heritage, but they laughed it off. Pumpkin-carving. Cubicle-decorating. Costumes. All were offensive and insensitive. Except for the catered-in lunch. I was cool with that.
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Talking of the Welsh, this may amuse you:
When officials asked for the Welsh translation of a road sign, they thought the reply was what they needed
Cofion cynnes,
Blodwyn Pig
the heck with them leek-eating furriners. if they don't want to learn English, why don't they go back to where they came from?
Absolutely hilarious!! Jason and I are cracking up!
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