Me too.MaxTheReaper said:I forgot all about Passover.
Probably because it doesn't affect my life in the slightest. If I see Elephant_Guts around here, I'll wish him one.
Wait, Elephant_Guts is Jewish? First I heard of it, although I knew Jumplion is Jewish.MaxTheReaper said:I forgot all about Passover.
Probably because it doesn't affect my life in the slightest. If I see Elephant_Guts around here, I'll wish him one.
seconded.orannis62 said:Can you add an "I am a Jew" option? That's the only way I can vote.
Well, I've heard Jumplion preface some sentences with "My Rabbi said..." So I'm assuming he is. And yes, I am. Or at least, my family is, I'm more of a deist.MaxTheReaper said:He is?orannis62 said:Wait, Elephant_Guts is Jewish? First I heard of it, although I knew Jumplion is Jewish.MaxTheReaper said:I forgot all about Passover.
Probably because it doesn't affect my life in the slightest. If I see Elephant_Guts around here, I'll wish him one.You are?orannis62 said:Can you add an "I am a Jew" option? That's the only way I can vote.
True. Still, I think a separate option would be good.trollboy said:Just cause you are Jewish doesn't mean you can't wish your fellow Jew Happy Passover.
Passover is remembering the exodus out of Egypt, for the Jews. The last supper was a passover dinner.Sewblon said:I will wish a jew a happy passover if I ever meet one and learn when passover is.
Well if you want to be really technical, Chag Sameach is just a general Happy Holiday. You should be saying, Pesach Sameach. (Sorry, I suck at transliterations if only I had someway of inputting Hebrew characters)ravensheart18 said:Sure it does, that's actually not the appropriate greating. The greating is Hag Samach, Happy Passover is just what non Jewish people say to be polite to us since most of them don't know the proper greating.trollboy said:Just cause you are Jewish doesn't mean you can't wish your fellow Jew Happy Passover.
Very good point. But what is the fun of just saying a general greeting. Wishing someone a greeting like "chag hamatos hazeh" is like testing the depth of their knowledge. You can see whether they have any knowledge of Hebrew or the older traditions.ravensheart18 said:If you wanted to be specific, you would probably have to name "chag hamatos hazeh" since that is the proper name of the festival anyway. But then every Jewish holyday has 3-5 names so that's probably why the use of the general is the norm.
Not when 'tis the only thing you can eat for 8 days.Dangernick42 said:We had a Christian Passover, but in full traditional Jewish style. Matzos are quite tasty...