Pesach Sameach   It's Chicken Soup and Matzah Balls this evening.

Spring!

Celebrated around here since waaaay before anyone even
heard of Hvite Krist or the Hebrews.

WTF is there to celebrate more obvious than spring..?

No foreign crap nor "gods" needed.
But good will towards all mankind

Time for memma and trulli.

Pesach Sameach Totie!

Hope you've been well.

Ohm nom nom..!

:)

(04-10-2017, 03:42 PM)Accidental Stoner Wrote:  Time for memma

Doesn't it look delicious?

All these celebrations go back to pagan roots.
Spring was certainly celebrated before Abraham served God a non kosher meal.

Hahahaha... I got the money shot .

We're posting memma memes.

(04-10-2017, 03:48 PM)JayRodney Wrote:  

(04-10-2017, 03:42 PM)Accidental Stoner Wrote:  Time for memma

Doesn't it look delicious?  

All these celebrations go back to pagan roots.
Spring was certainly celebrated before Abraham served God a non kosher meal.  

What in the hell is that? It look like a plate of shit.

That's very perceptive Totie.... hahahahah... thankfully it looks a lot better than it tastes.

Whats a Passover ?

Can it Predict Lottery Numbers ?

I'll take Two , double my winnings

(04-10-2017, 04:11 PM)Cynicalabsurdance Wrote:  Whats a Passover ?

That's easy, up here we all eat poop.

Crapitation !

cool , I'll take three then .

It's the shittiest looking dessert in the world I'm sure

Quote:Mämmi is a sludgy-looking dark brown pudding made of malt and rye flour.

Mämmi was traditionally served in birch bark trays, but is now available in food stores round the country every spring in prepacked in cardboard cartons. “Though it looks a bit unappetising, it tastes delicious and children love it, especially served with cream and sugar,”

https://finland.fi/life-society/wanderin...sh-easter/

Easter tradition brings witches door-to-door

Combination of two traditions

The 'virvonta' history in the eastern part of the country did not include the children dressing up in any special way. Orthodox Church adherents find the notion of witches distributing the branches odd, as the chant and gift were originally meant as a blessing the children would bestow by sharing the church-annointed branches.

It was only once the tradition spread to the rest of Finland with the Karelian evacuees that the costume elements of the western observation of the holiday became mixed in.

The Finnish tradition is linked to pagan spring rituals found in all of the Nordic countries, where children dress as witches to dispel bad spirits ahead of the next growing season.

http://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/easter...or/9555823

These pagan Easter traditions take up more space than Jesus in these parts