Happy Chinese New Year!!

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Gong Hay Fat Choy (I’m 100% Chinese and I still laugh when I spell the “Fat” >.>)
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So I’m going to get about $1150 bucks-ish 😀
But the best way I’m celebrating (Next to being with family and awesome noodles) is STARTING MAPLE again.
Fresh, New. I now have a level 12 Bera Bandit-to-be, and though I hate the lack of speed, it’s good enough.

So how are you guys going to celebrate this brand new Year Of The Boar (It’s not PIG DARNIT! BOAR. BOAR)

15 thoughts on “Happy Chinese New Year!!”

  1. PEEg. 😀
    But it’s cuter, to say pig. 😛

    I just spent the first day of the lunar new year Mapling my butt off, that’s how.

    And Gong Xi Fa Cai to you too. ^^

  3. Ah, I should have said Gong Xi Fa Cai, it’s more Mandarin.
    I don’t speak a word of Canto’ fluently.

  4. He he, happy new year!
    Gong hai fat choy
    (I spell it like that)
    DITS FTW
    Come to BROA, I need more bandit friends, *looks at 15 mages on BL and 16 mages on my guild*
    *stares at 1 warrior on BL and 1 on guild*

    Hmm, $1115? Lucky,

  5. Yea, I’d rather say Gong Xi Fa Cai, my friend is Mandarin and he spurges during the new year. Dunno why. XD

    PIGGY PEEEIGG!

    ~~~~Pirkid~~~~

  8. Gong Xi Fa Cai!

    Or Gong Hay Fat Choy!

    I keep alternating, even though I’m Cantonese. >__<”

    And yay! A Terran! I mean Beran!

    Maybe I’ll help you train sometime. IGN?

    Mine is LacusDestiny. ^__^

  10. Gung hey faat choy! <– How I spell it. =P

    Does it really matter if it’s pig or boar? Boars are just an angrier, much more wild form of a pig with tiny tusks.

  11. Panda, copy and paste this: 恭喜發財 ; And when you mean “100% Chinese”

    Do you mean you’re Cantonese or Mandarin? I’m Mandarin 😀

    I got $1091.50 from all my 紅包!

  13. Waaaah. I don’t understand all this talking of “Gong Hay Fat Choy” or w/e alternatives ya got to it. I wish I could get something for this new year but I’m not even Asian. Not even close >_> <(‘.'<) <_< (>’.’)>

    ~Cheezy

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