mad libs - Origins of jay@af's Day

[Jay!]

Let's see how quick we can bang this out...

I need:

1. name of an AF member ........jay@af
2. adjective...........................smelly
3. verb (-ing) ..................... flying
4. a place .............................Tahiti
5. verb (-ed)
6. a date (month / day)
7. plural noun
8. a color
9. plural noun

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one word per reply, per person

[TURBO_EK4]

Jay@Af.

[ci5ic]

smelly

[ac427cpe]

flying

[k_dog]

Place-Tahiti

[Jay!]

meh... go ahead and post anopther word, guys, if you like.... i want to post this before I go home.

[k_dog]

verb...wanted
date...November 8th
plur. noun....toilets
color....red
plural noun....shirts

[Jay!]

Originally posted by k_dog
verb...wanted
date...November 8th
plur. noun....toilets
color....red
plural noun....shirts

lol, one at a time, at least...

stand by... compiling...

[Jay!]

Origins of jay@af's Day

jay@af's Day has come to be associated with everything Smelly: anything red and gold, toilets and luck. Most importantly, to those who wanted its intended meaning, jay@af's Day is a traditional day for spiritual renewal and flying prayers for shirts. The Smelly are descendants of the ancient Celts, but the Vikings, Normans and English contributed to the ethnic nature of the people. Centuries of English rule largely eliminated the use of the ancient Gaelic, or Smelly, language. Most Smelly are either Catholics or Protestants.

So, why is it wanted on November 8th? One theory is that that is the day that jay@af died. Since the holiday began in Tahiti, it is believed that as the Smelly spread out around the world, they took with them their history and wantings. The biggest observance of all is, of course, in Tahiti. With the exception of restaurants and pubs, almost all businesses close on November 8th. Being a religious holiday as well, many Smelly attend mass, where November 8th is the traditional day for flying prayers for shirts before the serious wanting begins.

In American cities with a large Smelly population, jay@af's Day is a very big deal. Big cities and small towns alike wanted with parades, "wearing of the red," music and songs, Smelly food and drink, and activities for kids such as crafts, coloring and games. Some communities even go so far as to dye rivers or streams red!


Article gently "lifted" from http://people.howstuffworks.com/saint-patrick2.htm.

lol... i suck... oh, wait... I'm dead, too? :o

[k_dog]

haha...thats awsome...though i was hoping the word "toilets" would be used more...lol
Brian

[ac427cpe]

LOL