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[FORA TALOSSA] Marking the first Flip Molinar Day

Started by Breneir Tzaracomprada, January 01, 2025, 10:44:13 AM

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Breneir Tzaracomprada

Fora Talossa marks the first Flip Molinar Day
1 January 2025

As we start another year, we wish you good fortune and joy during the coming months. We send those wishes especially to @Flip Molinar and wish everyone Happy Flip Molinar Day.


Nimis gaudiam habeo

King Txec

Happy New Year and Happy Flip Molinar Day to everyone! I pray that 2025 brings joy and health and prosperity to all the citizens of the kingdom.



- Txec R
TXEC R, by the Grace of God, King of Talossa and of all its Realms and Regions, King of Cézembre, Sovereign Lord and Protector of Pengöpäts and the New Falklands, Defender of the Faith, Leader of the Armed Forces, Viceroy of Hoxha and Vicar of Atatürk
    

C. M. Siervicül

One neat thing about the timing of Flip Molinar Day is that the idiom "turn of the year" is used to refer to the end of one year and beginning of the next. Perhaps in Talossan English the term "flip of the year" will gain currency.

King Txec

Quote from: C. M. Siervicül on January 02, 2025, 05:36:19 AMOne neat thing about the timing of Flip Molinar Day is that the idiom "turn of the year" is used to refer to the end of one year and beginning of the next. Perhaps in Talossan English the term "flip of the year" will gain currency.

I love that!
TXEC R, by the Grace of God, King of Talossa and of all its Realms and Regions, King of Cézembre, Sovereign Lord and Protector of Pengöpäts and the New Falklands, Defender of the Faith, Leader of the Armed Forces, Viceroy of Hoxha and Vicar of Atatürk
    

Mic’haglh Autófil, SMC EiP

Quote from: C. M. Siervicül on January 02, 2025, 05:36:19 AMOne neat thing about the timing of Flip Molinar Day is that the idiom "turn of the year" is used to refer to the end of one year and beginning of the next. Perhaps in Talossan English the term "flip of the year" will gain currency.

The correct response in Talossan English, I think, is to say that I mick this.
Illegitimis non carborundum