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Skipjack
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Merry Christmas!

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Merry Christmas everyone!
And for the non christians, "happy holidays"!
Hope you all get to spend a few peaceful and enjoyable days with your friends and families.
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rjaypeters
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Right Back at You! Image
"Aqaba! By Land!" T. E. Lawrence

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ladajo
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Post by ladajo »

And for the Brits;
Happy Christmas!
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Post by GIThruster »

Indeed! Merry Christmas!!
"Courage is not just a virtue, but the form of every virtue at the testing point." C. S. Lewis
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Ivy Matt
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Post by Ivy Matt »

I don't want to fight tonight.
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93143
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Post by 93143 »

Merry Christmas, everyone.
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djolds1
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Re: Merry Christmas!

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Merry Christmas all. :D
Vae Victis
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Giorgio
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Post by Giorgio »

Happy 25th of December to everyone :wink:
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KitemanSA
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Post by KitemanSA »

Happy Saturnalia! Which happens to be on Saturn's Day this year! :shock: :wink:
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ladajo
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Happy New Year

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And Happy New Year to all!
4 months.
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Giorgio
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Post by Giorgio »

Indeed, 4 months to get some real news.... hopefully :)
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Post by Tom Ligon »

Christmas is set at Dec 25 to steal the thunder from a pagan winter celebration, and Jan 1 is the New Year because the Roman priests would not let Julius Caesar have the more logical spring solstice (still celebrated as the Persian New Year).

But the break provides a nice opportunity to celebrate St. Asimov's day, Isaac Asimov's Birthday, Jan 2.

I celebrated by completing Design Verification Tests and a few last minute Engineering Change Orders on my solar System (solar heating system) and leaving it to run by itself for its first Winter Trial.
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