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XMAS : Merry XMAS, ok in Advance, but HEY ! We are OFF !

Posted on 2007-12-21 06:27:45  |  by: Daimaou  |  Comments 10 Comments
Category:  MISC   |  Tags: XMAS, FUTURAMA, BENDER

Merry XMAS, ok in Advance, but HEY ! We are OFF !

Merry XMAS, ok in Advance, but HEY ! We are OFF !

Dear Readers from AROUND THE WORLD (Daft Punk), on Behalf of All the team working EVERYDAY on Akihabara News, I would like to wish you in advance a Merry XMAS (The very same one as in Futurama).

As you will surely understand, there will be very little news in the following weeks, and until the 7th of January, since most Japanese companies will be closed from the 28th of December up until the 6th of January. Do not worry too much though, since we will definitively try to update you as much as we can on the latest news coming from Asia.

Cheers !

Daimaou (Space Pig)



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Posted on Fri Dec 21, 07:47 by unruled, Utrecht, netherlands
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Have a good holiday keep up the great work in 2008!



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Posted on Fri Dec 21, 08:10 by VooDooRoo, Engrish teecher, Toyama,Japan
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Merry Xmas!

May Santa bring you lots of Jollies!


V D R


What happened to my give away idea?

Sunk?



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Posted on Fri Dec 21, 09:28 by Christian, Tokyo
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

PS: It's Christmas and not xmas.



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Posted on Fri Dec 21, 11:05 by scienceking, Student, Chicago
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Have a good Festivus everyone. May you all clearly communicate your grievances and have a glorious struggle to pin down the head of your households.



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Posted on Fri Dec 21, 11:43 by yo, US
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Christian in Tokyo said:
It's Christmas and not xmas.
"Xmas" has been used since the mid-16th century. The Merriam-Webster dictionary at m-w.com dates it to 1551. The American Heritage Dictionary at bartleby.com says: "Xmas has been used for hundreds of years in religious writing, where the X represents a Greek chi .... But people unaware of the Greek origin of this X often mistakenly interpret Xmas as an informal shortening ...." (Of course it is true that the abbreviation is often used informally, and you may object to such usage.) Merry Christmas!



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Posted on Fri Dec 21, 12:40 by breakersrevenge, Gadget freak, UK
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And a Merry Xmas to you and members of Akihabara News!!



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Posted on Fri Dec 21, 06:50 by Steven, Student/Podcaster, San Francisco, CA
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2007 was my first year visiting this blog. I look forward to many more great posts in 2008!



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Posted on Sat Dec 22, 12:43 by amstrad, Graphics Designer, Athens, Greece
Home Page: http://www.videomag.gr
Καλα Χριστουγεννα!(Greek)
Kala Xristougenna!(Greek-English letters)
Merry Christmas! Merry Xmas!



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Posted on Sun Dec 23, 01:02 by Ronald
Home Page: http://todaygadgets.com
Merry Christmas too Daimaou and all of Akhihabara Members around the world!



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Posted on Sun Dec 23, 03:06 by jjackallenn, Crumbearner;Wealthy;2much$,actually; check it out!, In and around Tokyo and the USA !!
Home Page: http://www.cashforcrumbs.net/
A BIG MERRY CHRISTMAS to everyone, staff, readers, and otherwise of the most fun and informative blog on Japanese tech anywhere!



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