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	z_darius
	Jan 5, 08, 13:48 #31 natasza wrote: sto lat ;) at every birthday !!! Except when someone is already 100 years old, or more.	Member Posts: 2228 Joined: Oct 18, 07

	Mufasa
	Jan 5, 08, 14:03 #32 z_darius wrote: Except when someone is already 100 years old, or more. LOL - do you then sing dwieście lat! ??;)	Member Posts: 700 Joined: Oct 21, 07

	PolskaDoll
	Edited by: PolskaDoll Jan 5, 08, 14:22 #33 Eurola wrote: I remember my 16th in Poland. It was " a coming of age" year. The Beatles played... At your party? Lucky you... :p Eurola wrote: 21, don't really remember anything special. 21 is a key birthday here usually celebrated with a big party. 30 didn't used to be but is now. Eurola wrote: PD, you are just a baby, still! OK, let's say - a babe. Thanks Eurola :) Generally age doesn't bother me, I joke about it. :)	Posts: 3049 Joined: Jun 15, 07

	osiol
	Jan 5, 08, 15:33 #34 33 and a third and 45 are big birthdays for vinyl collectors. 78 will be falling out of fashion for obvious reasons.	Member Posts: 4504 Joined: Jul 25, 07

	scotsboy
	Jan 5, 08, 16:11 #35 Can anyone tell me where in the Uk hopefully in scotland can i buy polish name day cards?	Member Posts: 18 Joined: Jan 5, 08

	telefonitika
	Jan 5, 08, 17:43 #36 osiol wrote: 33 and a third and 45 are big birthdays for vinyl collectors. 78 will be falling out of fashion for obvious reasons. classic comment osiol :) how was poland by the way?	Member Posts: 2097 Joined: Nov 25, 06

	osiol
	Jan 5, 08, 18:02 #37 telefonitika wrote: how was poland by the way? No birthday's celebrated while I was there, so I can't stay on topic. Correction: 2007 celebrated its first birthday, then promptly died. Years are like that. I'll start an 'Osioł's holiday thread' eventually.	Member Posts: 4504 Joined: Jul 25, 07

	osiol
	Jan 5, 08, 19:39 #38 osiol wrote: No birthday's Surely I didn't put that apostrophe in there!	Member Posts: 4504 Joined: Jul 25, 07

	Eurola
	Jan 5, 08, 20:09 #39 PolskaDoll wrote: At your party? Lucky you... :p lol. Nope. A blasting vinyl...	Member Posts: 1777 Joined: Dec 2, 06

	PolskaDoll
	Jan 5, 08, 20:11 #40 Eurola wrote: lol. Nope. A blasting vinyl... Ah vinyl, sometimes just as good :) scotsboy wrote: in scotland can i buy polish name day cards? Interesting question. Can you actually buy Name Day Cards?	Posts: 3049 Joined: Jun 15, 07

	Eurola
	Jan 5, 08, 20:13 #41 They have them in Chicago..	Member Posts: 1777 Joined: Dec 2, 06

	PolskaDoll
	Jan 5, 08, 20:14 #42 So what might the message be inside a Name Day Card? And if anyone does know where to buy them in Scotland, please pass that information on :)	Posts: 3049 Joined: Jun 15, 07

	Eurola
	Jan 5, 08, 20:41 #43 They are the same as B-Day wishes...happiness, health ..blah, blah :) How about eCard? (Kartki Imieninowe) kartki.net.pl/card.php?kat=8	Member Posts: 1777 Joined: Dec 2, 06

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