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| - __INDEX__ Festivus [ˈfɛstɪvəs] ist ein Feiertag in den USA, der keine historischen Wurzeln hat und am 23. Dezember begangen wird. Die Festivus-Zeremonie wurde 1997 für die Episode The Strike der amerikanischen Sitcom Seinfeld als humoristischer Gegenentwurf zum klassischen Weihnachtsfest in der Familie erfunden und beworben als „festival for the rest-of-us“. Merkmale sind das Aufstellen einer einfachen Metallstange (Festivus Pole) an Stelle des Weihnachtsbaums, das Äußern von Klagen über Ärger und Enttäuschungen, welche einem die beim gemeinsamen Abendessen anwesenden Familienmitglieder bereitet haben (Airing of Grievances) sowie ein Kräftemessen zwischen dem Familienoberhaupt und einem von diesem ausgewählten Tischgenossen (Feats of Strength).
- Ya, thanks. Lookin' around for my glass here. Dat's the one. You got it filled with what I told youse? OK, good.
- Festivus is a holiday created by Americans, and is celebrated 2 days before The Baby Jesus' birthday.
- Festivus estas relegia festo, kiu kreiĝis de la Usona profeto Jerry Seinfeld, en la sutro 166, The Strike. Multaj homoj influiĝis per la programero kaj nun celebras Festivus en la 23-an de decembro. La devizo de la festo estas A Festivus for the rest of us! (festo por la resto de ni!). Anstataŭ kristnaskan arbon, la celebrantoj uzas longan aluminian stangon dekoritan pro la festo. Celebrantoj partoprenas en The Airing of Grievances (la ellaso de la plendoj) kaj The Feats of Strength (la prodaĵoj de forteco). La festo ne estas kompleta, ĝis la familiestro malvenkas en batalo kun alia celebranto.
- FestiVus is a food and beverage show showcasing restaurants and bars in Calgary as well as wines, beers and spirits from around the world. The 2005 event took place on November 4-5, 2005 at the Devonian Gardens in TD Square. It took place from 5PM-11PM both days.
- It features an aluminum pole instead of a Christmas tree due to Frank finding tinsel "distracting." At dinner, the Airing of Grievances is conducted, in which the celebrants tell each other what the other has done to irritate them that year. The celebration of Festivus does not end until the Feats of Strength are performed, usually involving George being forced to pin his father.
- During the Festivus event, Ulgrim was still found in Xarabydun but now wanted to try the local brew so he destroyed the lvl restricted portal and dug a tunnel to the town instead. Ulgrim motions the bar for more stout. Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "Anam my good man, keep 'em coming!" Barkeep Anam says, "Sure Ulgrim, why don't you finish what you have first." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "All done and wanting for more dear barkeep." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "That's the stuff." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "Aw! None Left!" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "Hey! Welcome to the Xarabydun Pub! Grab a stool and let's have a drink to celebrate Gaerlan's defeat. I'm partial to Stout myself." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "Anam, a mug of Stout on my friend here! And my fr
- Festivus is an annual holiday invented in 1966 by Reader's Digest writer and editor Dan O'Keefe. It was introduced to popular culture by O'Keefe's son Daniel, a scriptwriter for the TV show Seinfeld, on December 18, 1997, in the episode "The Strike". The holiday is celebrated each year on December 23, but many people celebrate it at other times, often to avoid the holiday rush. It includes novel practices such as the "Airing of Grievances", in which each person tells each and everyone else all the ways they've disappointed him/her over the past year, and after a Festivus dinner, the "Feats of Strength" are performed, involving wrestling the head of the household to the floor, thereby pinning him or her.
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| - __INDEX__ Festivus [ˈfɛstɪvəs] ist ein Feiertag in den USA, der keine historischen Wurzeln hat und am 23. Dezember begangen wird. Die Festivus-Zeremonie wurde 1997 für die Episode The Strike der amerikanischen Sitcom Seinfeld als humoristischer Gegenentwurf zum klassischen Weihnachtsfest in der Familie erfunden und beworben als „festival for the rest-of-us“. Merkmale sind das Aufstellen einer einfachen Metallstange (Festivus Pole) an Stelle des Weihnachtsbaums, das Äußern von Klagen über Ärger und Enttäuschungen, welche einem die beim gemeinsamen Abendessen anwesenden Familienmitglieder bereitet haben (Airing of Grievances) sowie ein Kräftemessen zwischen dem Familienoberhaupt und einem von diesem ausgewählten Tischgenossen (Feats of Strength).
- It features an aluminum pole instead of a Christmas tree due to Frank finding tinsel "distracting." At dinner, the Airing of Grievances is conducted, in which the celebrants tell each other what the other has done to irritate them that year. The celebration of Festivus does not end until the Feats of Strength are performed, usually involving George being forced to pin his father. After Kramer became interested in the idea of "A Festivus for the rest of us," he inspired Frank to begin celebrating the holiday once more, causing great anguish for George, who loathed Festivus (the Feats of Strength, in particular). Kramer, Jerry, Elaine, George, Mr. Kruger (George's boss, who had become very interested in Festivus after hearing it mentioned), and several other guests appeared, causing a very socially awkward situation.
- Ya, thanks. Lookin' around for my glass here. Dat's the one. You got it filled with what I told youse? OK, good.
- Festivus is a holiday created by Americans, and is celebrated 2 days before The Baby Jesus' birthday.
- Festivus estas relegia festo, kiu kreiĝis de la Usona profeto Jerry Seinfeld, en la sutro 166, The Strike. Multaj homoj influiĝis per la programero kaj nun celebras Festivus en la 23-an de decembro. La devizo de la festo estas A Festivus for the rest of us! (festo por la resto de ni!). Anstataŭ kristnaskan arbon, la celebrantoj uzas longan aluminian stangon dekoritan pro la festo. Celebrantoj partoprenas en The Airing of Grievances (la ellaso de la plendoj) kaj The Feats of Strength (la prodaĵoj de forteco). La festo ne estas kompleta, ĝis la familiestro malvenkas en batalo kun alia celebranto.
- During the Festivus event, Ulgrim was still found in Xarabydun but now wanted to try the local brew so he destroyed the lvl restricted portal and dug a tunnel to the town instead. Ulgrim motions the bar for more stout. Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "Anam my good man, keep 'em coming!" Barkeep Anam says, "Sure Ulgrim, why don't you finish what you have first." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "All done and wanting for more dear barkeep." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "That's the stuff." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "Aw! None Left!" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "Hey! Welcome to the Xarabydun Pub! Grab a stool and let's have a drink to celebrate Gaerlan's defeat. I'm partial to Stout myself." Ulgrim the Unpleasant says, "Anam, a mug of Stout on my friend here! And my friends having..." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "I was telling my cousin the other day about this big tusker I saw while traveling across the barren plains. Now, when I say big I mean huge! This thing must have stood over 50 feet tall and it had this strange look in its eyes." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "It tried to step on me, but I shockwaved it in the orbs and ran for it. Aliester didn't believe me at first, but I convinced him." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "I finally got the Xarabydun entrance to open so I could visit my favorite Pub in Dereth. I'm enjoying Anam's fine establishment before heading back to Ayan. Aino was sad to see me go, but my life is one of adventure, excitement and drink." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "Not necessarily in that order." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "I was writing spell on this scroll" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "An ah shallow shark was like Grrrr Grrrr Grrrr" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "And then, like half my scroll was gone...and I was like..." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "Unnhh?" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "It devoured my spell... was a really good spell and then I had to write it again and I had to do it fast, so it wasn't as good..." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "It's kind of....." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "a bummer." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "I'm Ulgrim and I'm a mage." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "You doubt my chess abilities? Let me put it this way. Have you ever heard of Yuri, Bobby, Trumper, Blue?" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "Morons." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "I went and played on the new chessboards yesterday. I beat everyone there; even that old chess champion Large Red. You may now call me Ulgrim Chess Grandmaster or just his Highness if you prefer." Ulgrim pauses. Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "Eddie the Crazy?" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "I have heard some weird names, but..." Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "What were your parents thinking?!" Ulgrim the Unpleasant tells you, "Have you seen some of these people's names? So... their mother was really a mule? So they can't reproduce then? That's probably for the best."
- FestiVus is a food and beverage show showcasing restaurants and bars in Calgary as well as wines, beers and spirits from around the world. The 2005 event took place on November 4-5, 2005 at the Devonian Gardens in TD Square. It took place from 5PM-11PM both days.
- Festivus is an annual holiday invented in 1966 by Reader's Digest writer and editor Dan O'Keefe. It was introduced to popular culture by O'Keefe's son Daniel, a scriptwriter for the TV show Seinfeld, on December 18, 1997, in the episode "The Strike". The holiday is celebrated each year on December 23, but many people celebrate it at other times, often to avoid the holiday rush. It includes novel practices such as the "Airing of Grievances", in which each person tells each and everyone else all the ways they've disappointed him/her over the past year, and after a Festivus dinner, the "Feats of Strength" are performed, involving wrestling the head of the household to the floor, thereby pinning him or her. Many people, influenced or inspired by Seinfeld, now celebrate the holiday, in varying degrees of seriousness; some carefully following rules from the TV show or books, others humorously inventing their own versions.
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