thtthht
maximum bullshit
+50|6323|teh alien spaceshit
Ok..... in the U.S., It is called Chinese New Year.... right?
But, Japan, Korea and numerous ountries besides China celebrate it too.
So, Would you please call it Lunar New Year from now on?
It would be RRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEAAAAAALLLYYYY appreciated.
Thanks!
stryyker
bad touch
+1,682|6712|California

Happy Chinese New Year.
Leprechaun56
Proud Infantry Whore
+31|6576|U.S.A
Why?
Flaming_Maniac
prince of insufficient light
+2,490|6699|67.222.138.85
This is not going to change things. <harsh reality
RedTwizzler
I do it for the lulz.
+124|6530|Chicago

thtthht wrote:

Ok..... in the U.S., It is called Chinese New Year.... right?
But, Japan, Korea and numerous ountries besides China celebrate it too.
So, Would you please call it Lunar New Year from now on?
It would be RRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEAAAAAALLLYYYY appreciated.
Thanks!
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BALTINS
ಠ_ಠ
+37|6479|Latvia
I call it The other new year that i don't care about 'cuz its sum asian whatsoever
MorbiD.ShoT
Stormin' through the party
+322|6589
I went to the Chinese new yea in Philly with my gf.  They set off close to 100,000 firecrackers throughout the day.  They had them lining the Chinatown section streets.  Setting off 10,000 firecrackers at once is nuts.  And the crazy dragons and stuff.  I have some pics, might upload them later.
Darky
Hi..
+71|6554|Here.
Happy hanukah.
LT.Victim
Member
+1,175|6555|British Columbia, Canada
Fuck you.

Its just like Christmas where people no longer say "Merry Christmas" but "Happy Holidays" because other people might get offended.
chittydog
less busy
+586|6827|Kubra, Damn it!

thtthht wrote:

Ok..... in the U.S., It is called Chinese New Year.... right?
But, Japan, Korea and numerous ountries besides China celebrate it too.
So, Would you please call it Lunar New Year from now on?
It would be RRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEAAAAAALLLYYYY appreciated.
Thanks!
No, I will not and neither should you. It's called "Chinese" New Year because it's celebrating the new year in the Chinese calendar. They've had it for 5000+ years and I'm not going to accept some dufus trying to rename it out of ignorance.

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