| pimprezz16:31 UTC25 Sep 2007 | Hi
Any1 no if TONGA has a massive celebration, rage, party from NEW YEARZ EVE 2 da NU YER 2008:-)
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| islandboi32116:57 UTC25 Sep 2007 | They probably do, however the Tongan people have fortunately said that anyone who can only write in "texting" language will have to stay home.
Anyone know? :)
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| watsoff23:30 UTC25 Sep 2007 | LOL islandboi, my thoughts exactly.
Tonga is a very religious nation so I expect there are no raves as such; everything closes down on a Sunday (I got into 'trouble' just talking to an expat shopkeeper in his store one Sunday; it was not open for business, he had just come down to pick up a few personal items and we were both soundly reamed out by a couple of passing churgoers who threatened to report us to the authorities).
But I really don't know how they celebrate the New Year. I could be totally off the wall on this.
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| raro00:43 UTC26 Sep 2007 | B4U go, CFNEXS!
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| pimprezz03:22 UTC26 Sep 2007 | Ummm fanx 4 comments
Thatz al kwel as a member of LDS i will be looking forward 2 a quiet new years eve hopefully they have a special programme at the TONGA TEMPLE or local chapel.
sWeet
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| islandboi32104:53 UTC26 Sep 2007 | I saw a guy in Pangai that looked like Joseph Smith.
HTH...
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| cardamom11:24 UTC26 Sep 2007 | Too Bad You Missed The Big Event!
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| pimprezz15:30 UTC26 Sep 2007 | islandboi321 r u a memba huh
cardamom wat big event i mis??
lol fanx
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| 5waldos10:05 UTC28 Sep 2007 | I believe that underaged children need their parents written permission to travel- thank god.
And anyone over 16 who finds this kinda amusing is not fit to travel beyond their back yard.
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| islandboi32110:56 UTC28 Sep 2007 | Yes, all of you youngin's.... You'd best listen up, because Waldos is the Micronesian goddess of spankings.
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| chocoliciouz13:01 UTC28 Sep 2007 | Hi pimprezz
I've just come from there & had an excellent holiday
Woohoo you going to TONGA, did anyone here on your thread actually answer your question?? i dont understand last 2 replies neither!!!
If i got my dates right NEW YEARS EVE & DAY actually falls on a weekday in TONGA.
The LDS TEMPLE in TONGA is cool, you'll love there too
Here's a tip contact TONGA they will definitely give you sound advise & answer your question hehehe
Enjoy your holiday pimprezz!!
chur chur as u KIWI'z say in AOTEAROA:-)
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| islandboi32102:32 UTC29 Sep 2007 | Most travellers who pass by the new LDS temple in Samoa think it's a casino...
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| 5waldos02:58 UTC29 Sep 2007 | oh islandboi- you are evil!
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| watsoff03:03 UTC29 Sep 2007 | A rave in the LDS temple? The mind boggles.
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| pimprezz04:43 UTC30 Sep 2007 | Fanx evry1
Found out how TONGA celebrates NEW YEARS from resort we will be staying with & it is very exciting
LDS Samoa Temple would look like a casino at night due to the intelligent placing of the lights to enhance the temple building & surroundings.
I was told by 1 on the MATAI'S, when we were there mid MAY 07 they're a rich church whom help & support those in need.
Many fanx 4 giggles:-)
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| cardamom07:32 UTC30 Sep 2007 | "Found out how TONGA celebrates NEW YEARS from resort we will be staying with & it is very exciting"
Only a Kiwi could find Tonga 'exciting'.
Lovely/charming/scenic/friendly/amiable/sublime and tranquil but not exciting-except maybe in a cyclone.
Or Marlin fishing......
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| chocoliciouz12:28 UTC30 Sep 2007 | Hey pimprezz
woohoo!! kool glad to read the resort is planning an exciting NU YERZ PARTY;-)
Yep Kiwi's do get excited visiting exotic islands we get heaps of Kiwi's visiting JAMAICA they totally love the tropical lifestyle
Hey pimprezz next time visit JAMAICA & drop me a line i will definitely show you around my hometown;-)
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