A merry Christmas to all. (Gut yontif is Yiddish for Happy Holiday).
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Have a Merry Christmas! (Gut Yontif means happy holidays in Yiddish).
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Here's an amusing exchange between Bill O'Reilly and a guest on his show about this mythical war on Christmas at department stores:
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Lituanian for happy holidays!
What ScienceBlogs really needs to do is to replace "charset=iso-8859-1" with "charset=UTF-8". 8859-1 is just silly.
Isn't gut yuntif redundant? "Gut" is Yiddish for good, and "yuntif" is from the Hebrew "yom tov" meaning good or special day. Then again, I've been whining about Gondwanaland (land of the land of the Gonds) for years.
Oh yeah, Happy New Year and all that.