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Yes @Garden you got it right with the spoiler. @dipack, thank you for posting but if it's not put into a spoiler box then it won't be counted towards you possibly getting the gold bars. Please edit your post and click on the backwards "P" and then use the spoiler box as per the print screen below.
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I will be posting my New Year's Eve story tomorrow! I will come back here when it's posted to give all of you the link.
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New Year's Eve traditions around the world said to bring you good luck Colombia A common tradition in Colombia is to run hard and fast around the house with a suitcase in hand to ensure a year of traveling. Great for someone who suffers from wanderlust. Denmark No, the Danes do not smash plates on each others' doors,…
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Hi @TFC1, I just responded to you in your other message. We cannot handle any purchase issues in this community as payment issues involve sensitive data and require personalized support we do not support these queries in the community. You can find the steps to take here:…
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Many New Year’s traditions surround food. Here are a few: The tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight comes from Spain. Revelers stuff their mouths with 12 grapes in the final moments of the year—one grape for every chime of the clock! In the southern US black-eyed peas and pork foretell good fortune. In Scotland—where…
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I think your message is ok here. This is usually the area where the players come first.
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Hi @mco welcome to our community! Thank you so very much for expressing all that you did here! I hope that other players see your message and comment.
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Thanks everyone for participating.