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haha, who asked you do that combination
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but then again, i will probably do that myself since i don like the bitter taste of beer/wine/alcohol in general.

Maybe even mixed it with coca cola
 
@outgum: well, it's a chinese tradition, do some cleaning a week or 2 before the new year, it's to so-called sweep away all your bad luck/misfortune.

Also, during CNY, we usually hide the broom somewhere and not do any cleaning since superstition says that if we do any cleaning during this period, we might sweep away good luck or heck, the god of prosperity.

Also, welcome to the thread.

@elixir: i know that, but you know with my medical condition and all, cant really drink too much sugary water.
 
whats the medical condition, if its ADHD me too
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no sugar/cafine based things for me, i do it anyway,

...... wasnt it new years like a month ago?......
But i do like chinese tradition, like just the way it is
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Is not chinese wish to be different. The same would apply to korean and japanese (however, they now celebrates the first day of the year as their new year).

We started to celebrate spring festival back thousands years ago

one of the main the reason chinese celebrates the first day of spring would be the following:-
our ancestors are mostly farmers. They start harvesting from autumn and rest during winter. When spring arrives they view it as new beginning or sign of new life. Spring is also when they start going back to their farm.

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Of course there are many variations of the story
but i think the above version would fit the purpose of why chinese celebrates the first day of spring.

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In lunar calendar, we mark first day of the spring as the first day of the year. Each year's lunar new year will fall between end of january to mid of february
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Oo, thanks for the info, i wasnt really sure about the origin of chinese new year myself, other than it represent something related to the chinese lunar calender.

outgum said:
whats the medical condition, if its ADHD me too
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no sugar/cafine based things for me, i do it anyway,

...... wasnt it new years like a month ago?......
But i do like chinese tradition, like just the way it is
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nah, just diabetics
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trust me.... thats not only happen in SG but in many parts of the world
damn....

it was really nice to have firecrackers when i was young
too bad ipikachu would not know whats firecracker

LID and RUN!!!!!!!!!
 
haha, what do you guys do on ching ming anyway? Never had the privilege of experiencing that day.

Speaking of illegal stuff, i remember back then, we could go to any shop and buy a bomb bag for 20 cents, but thanks to those fktards terrorist, it was deemed too scary to have a bomb bag anywhere and now they are banned...

Stupid fkers...
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