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Wenn nicht, fange ich bis dahin mal Geneforge 3 an. Die ersten beiden Teile waren echt gut.
Hab ja noch zu tun
Wat ich this gathering das heren? Some todlich plotting oder GOG?
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Licurg: Der Spasvogel lacht besser in Englisch!
Du riechst so gut... Ich finde dich !
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JohnnyCash: What the hell wirdn das hier?! N Deutschthread? Cool. :-)
Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt :)
Dann koennen wir schon uebernehmen :)
Christ, I thought this was a thread about Sylvester Stallone.
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qux: Christ, I thought this was a thread about Sylvester Stallone.
LOL, I thought he just died or something else horrible happened to him:)
Post edited December 28, 2013 by DryFish
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jamyskis: (For non-Germans that didn't understand "Silvester" - it's German for New Year's Eve)
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Novotnus: I think it works this way everywhere where name's day is celebrated.
Legend says that pope Sylvester (or Sylvester II) started the tradition of celebrating this day when the world didn't end at Dec 31, 999 :)
Did it lead to a hit ballad for the Prince? ;)
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marcalana: Will be there a silvester sale too?
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No, but maybe a Tweety giveaway ;-)
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jamyskis: (For non-Germans that didn't understand "Silvester" - it's German for New Year's Eve)
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Novotnus: Legend says that pope Sylvester (or Sylvester II) started the tradition of celebrating this day when the world didn't end at Dec 31, 999 :)
That's a myth. However, Silvester II was apparently personally awesome, and there are many more myths about him. Too bad this isn't taught in school. Really, schools everywhere should adopt a policy: being the protagonist in a fantasy novel earns a historical person a place in the curriculum.
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jamyskis: (For non-Germans that didn't understand "Silvester" - it's German for New Year's Eve)
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Novotnus: I think it works this way everywhere where name's day is celebrated.
Legend says that pope Sylvester (or Sylvester II) started the tradition of celebrating this day when the world didn't end at Dec 31, 999 :)
Poor Sylvester II ( by the way, an erudite, astronomer and bright mathematician, in fact too erudite to be sanctified by the conservative and often regresive church ) has nothing to do with it. The 1st of January was, since 153 BC , the date at which political mandates of the Roman Republic started. in 46 BC , Caius Julius Caesar made it the official startiing point of the calendar year. The end of the year was traditionnaly market by celebrations and customary gifts ( small amounts of money, garments ) . The custom of setting the end of year on 31 December was reinstated in 1622 by Pope Gregorius XV. The link with Sylvester comes from the fact that Sylvester I, a 4th century pope, is celebrated on 31 December.
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Phc7006: Poor Sylvester II ( by the way, an erudite, astronomer and bright mathematician, in fact too erudite to be sanctified by the conservative and often regresive church ) has nothing to do with it. The 1st of January was, since 153 BC , the date at which political mandates of the Roman Republic started. in 46 BC , Caius Julius Caesar made it the official startiing point of the calendar year. The end of the year was traditionnaly market by celebrations and customary gifts ( small amounts of money, garments ) . The custom of setting the end of year on 31 December was reinstated in 1622 by Pope Gregorius XV. The link with Sylvester comes from the fact that Sylvester I, a 4th century pope, is celebrated on 31 December.
That's why I said it's a legend (but I didn't know about that real link, thanks!).