Does Randland have a Christmas equivalent?

Yeah, I think it's "Sunday."

Yeah, I think it's "Sunday."

Boooooo, a thousand booos

Edited December 2, 201213 yr by EmperorAllspice

 

Yeah, I think it's "Sunday."

Boooooo, a thousand booos

 

 

¿No comprendo?

 

 

Yeah, I think it's "Sunday."

Boooooo, a thousand booos

 

 

¿No comprendo?

 

I was boooing at the terrible pun.

Wasn't making a pun. Thought that Sunday was the Randland equivalent of Yule. 

whoops!  According to the WoT Wiki, Sunday is actually the summer solstice! My bad.

Well, it still sounds like our day called "Sunday".

 

I'm sure that's a pun of SOME kind... even if it's on RJ's part

whoops!  According to the WoT Wiki, Sunday is actually the summer solstice! My bad.

 

OK, according to the same source, Randland's Xmas equivalent is the Feast of Lights.

You mean that time when everyone gets topless and starts making out with everyone else?

 

Burn me, I'm down with that! XD

The very merry Christmas spider:

 

 

 

 

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You mean that time when everyone gets topless and starts making out with everyone else?

 

Burn me, I'm down with that! XD

 

lol yeah, sounds like Mardi Gras on steroids!

Wait, if the Feast Of Lights is meant to be going on in the dead of winter, then wouldn't going topless, dancing and lap dandling in the middle of the streets be REALLY cold ordinarily?

Didn't seem to hamper the Cairheinen much....

That was because the world was suffering from unatrual heat at the time.

 

Other years I assume the weather would be MUCH colder

yeah, but they'd be partying INSIDE. ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=b1qb-p05EBM

 

Come on, NO ONE thought that was funny?

 

*grumbles*

 

Here's another spidery ornament for your twisted tree!

 

Who made those things. Jack Skelington?

A discerning artist, is he not?

Don't Shoot Me, Santa!

 

 

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Wasn't cairhien the place where they didn't believe in snow?

 

No, i guess not. Its about the same latitude as emonds field.

 

My best guess is that they just kind of ignore the cold.

Wasn't cairhien the place where they didn't believe in snow?

 

No, i guess not. Its about the same latitude as emonds field.

 

My best guess is that they just kind of ignore the cold.

 

I think the place where snow was a myth was Tear...

 

so, got any good holiday jokes?

Here's a nice ornament!