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Coffee House => Coffee House Boards => CH / General => Topic started by: Cyberus on July 14, 2004, 07:01:01 PM
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To all the French people in the forum...
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I dunno if I'm confusing Bastille day with something else, but when I was in Junior School, I'm sure I remember going on a school trip to church on Bastille day each year, and we'd each have an orange with a candle in it during the service. My memory is pretty poor but it is the right time of year.
Does anyone in the UK have any idea what I'm going on about? Please help me fill in the holes in my childhood memories.
-zudo
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I thought oranges and candles had something to do with Easter. Heh... :-?
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Cyberus wrote:
To all the frog people in the forum...
BOOOORINGGG....!
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iamaboringperson wrote:
Cyberus wrote:
To all the frog people in the forum...
BOOOORINGGG....!
Misquoting me, eh?
Trolling is the preserve of those who have little of value to say...
Or are you just xenophobic?
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Misquoting me, eh?
Trolling is the preserve of those who have little of value to say...
Just having fun! :)
Or are you just xenophobic?
Yes. But I was born that way!
:-P :-P :-P :-P :-P :-P :-P
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All this grandeur is stomach turning.
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that_punk_guy wrote:
I thought oranges and candles had something to do with Easter. Heh... :-?
Yeah, that too. But I remember the word Bastille or Bastillo or something similar being associated with this event.
I need to defragment my brain :-)
-zudo
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that_punk_guy wrote:
I thought oranges and candles had something to do with Easter. Heh... :-?
I thought that was eggs and bunnies?
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odin wrote:
that_punk_guy wrote:
I thought oranges and candles had something to do with Easter. Heh... :-?
I thought that was eggs and bunnies?
What? You stick a burning bunny in an egg? Sounds a bit barbaric.
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FluffyMcDeath wrote:
odin wrote:
that_punk_guy wrote:
I thought oranges and candles had something to do with Easter. Heh... :-?
I thought that was eggs and bunnies?
What? You stick a burning bunny in an egg? Sounds a bit barbaric.
Better tasting than escargot however.