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PoopedEm

New and interesting ways to celebrate the holidays.

My room mate and I are celebrating our second annual 'Russian Hanukkah', which is a celebration of our cursory enrollment in our religion, combined with what we spend most of our days doing. The celebration entails the following:

On day one, we buy a handle of cheap to moderately priced vodka, and we do shots of it for the next 8 days while playing video games making sure to finish it by the last day. We mix it up, some days we watch movies, some days we smoke and listen to music, but the over-reaching theme is the vodka, which must be empty on day 8...or the Hanukkah celebration is a failure.

So what do you do to celebrate the season that's out of the ordinary?

Posted Dec 11, 2009, 8:28 PM UTC

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What the heck, is it Jew day today?

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energirl•

I have no abnormal holiday traditions, but I love the idea of yours. Have an orangered!

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PoopedEmOP•

I accept this orangered, and will wear it as a badge of honor, as Russian Chaukukaku-leprochaunica has begun in earnest, and is in full effect. All at once.

I am high as a kite, and I am drunker than a widower and am about to start a marathon viewing of Always Sunny season three, which I just received for my birthday; Russian Chaunukkah should be a national holiday.

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energirl•

I agree! You should make sure to document your festivities with photos and/or videos. Also, make some kind of drinking game from your show. I've never seen it so don't have any suggestions, but my friends and I have turned many a show (even the pres debates) into drinking games.

Happy Russian Chaunukkah!

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Nearly unintentionally, I followed your direction to the best of my ability.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/45505276@N06/

Now, I shall retire, as Russian Chaka Kahnica continues tomorrow, and my hangover is already here.

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