What animal zodiac were you born under? Happy New Piggy Year
Paradisefound
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Gong Xi fat cai from the Chinese part of me
*updated to include the diagram and a question mark
Can you tell me if any of you were born in the year of the Pig?
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Hope the year of the pig bring prosperity to all
The year of the pig. I have to go get some bacon now.
Have they come up with fake bacon yet to take more of our jobs?
C'mon Toppy ..... this is for the spirit of the Chinese New Year and NOT the state itself
I have run out of cherry bombs and they were fun.
Took the kids firecracker shopping long ago in SF Chinatown.
The kids who were selling them thought I was cop.
Darn!
Happy Pig to you all!!!
My significant other is originally from Vietnam. After going to a Buddhist temple yesterday we went to a Vietnamese shopping center for food and fireworks. One thing I found amusing was a Dad who was clearly getting his kid started in the right way. The Dad, as well as several of the Dad's friends, had a shopping cart fully loaded with boxes and boxes of firecrackers.
The kid was probably about 3 years old. He had sound suppression ear muffs on. His Dad had given him a propane torch. Whenever the Dad or his friends wanted to light a string of firecrackers they'd have the kid fire up the propane torch and light the fuse...
U.S. Type Set
I have several 'red envelopes' ready for my MOM and the little kids
HNY!
You know it's Chinese new year when kiddies have more cash than the adults.
happy new year to you as well paradise
I have one of those red envelopes on my desk from last year. They are supposed to contain candy and money. So what kind of money did you put in yours? Gold or silver?
Happy New Year! (Why does the title of the thread say "Year of the Dog?).
May your new year be filled with good luck, prosperity, and lots of bacon! Oink, oink!
I'm going to have some leftover pulled pork from ground hog day.
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Gong Xi Fa Cai!
Smitten with DBLCs.
"A dog breaks your heart only one time and that is when they pass on". Unknown
I've got a picture of a little pig here somewhere.....oh here it is!!!!
don't know, but I do know Tyson chicken has a recall on rubber chicken
Just a test to see if any pays attention ...... and you're the only one
Oh .... mostly Andrews in the envelopes
What did you call me?!
Here is my largest pig,,,,,
12 years cycle and here she is again
That's more like it. (I assume ).
I'm a Horse.
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I'm 1968 year of the Monkey!
Later, Paul.
My wife is a Pig. This is the ONLY year I can say that and not get punched! I'm a Dog! Coincidence that I came back to coin collecting in 2018(Year of the Dog)???
Monkey see Monkey do
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1960 The year of the rat. I don't like the sound of that. 😀
No animal is a bad animal You're watching too many Sopranos
If you are born early in a year you are the previous year aren't you? I think it starts with the Chinese New Year.
Yes depending on what date @Jeffnlu may NOT be a Rat after all if he was born after or before cut off dates
Funny as I have little energy these days, no desire to ever be the center of attention, but I am very curious that's for sure! Thanks @Paradisefound for posting this.
Later, Paul.
My grand kids just wished my Happy New Year in Chinese....never heard it spoken before.
I'm a woof woofer.
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Ha, good call. I do binge watch The Sopranos. And I was born in August. Year of the rat it is.
I was born so long ago...…..I think it was the year of the Wooley Mammoth!
My son was born Year of the pig.
I was born Year of the Tiger.
I was selling fire cracker in China Town NYC competing with Junior (John Gotti's son) who was selling across the street at Little Italy back in the late 80's. We stacked whatever leftover to ceiling high between the intersection after midnight and lighted them up while running for our lives.
Normally $20 for each kid of distance relative and friends. $100 for family elders, nephews, nieces and close friends' kids. And thousands for In-laws and spouse's siblings who had never been married.
@Paradisefound
According to Chinese tradition, you are still a kid since you're single. Your mom, friends of your family, uncles, aunts , your siblings and cousins who are married suppose to give you red envelopes instead.
Hogwash! I must be a sheep.
No sheep; it's either a Boar or an Ox
Year of the Rooster
I'll go with the Ox, I'm never a Boar
I was born under the sign of the "ROOSTER".
I was born in the year of the pig.
Everything is all right!