JuKoon [must be] soon!

innerSpaceman · 09-04-2010, 11:09 AM

I'm happy to turn it into a faux holiday, but please understand it has not been a faux holiday at all. It has been a ten-thousand-year-old, very sacred and meaningful holiday that we gave another name to. Like calling Christmas "Yuleday."

And the only guaranteed part of Ju Koon is the Ju part (because we do it ourselves), while the Koon part is absolutely hit and miss.

So please don't get me re-started again on why the history of the world didn't start 4 years ago when the people of the LoT joined in on this. I've been celebrating this holiday my entire life and, pardon me, but I brought it to the LoT to share.

I'm reluctant to make Ju Koon a separate holiday. Am I to throw bread into the ocean twice in Autumn now? It would seem silly and one of those rituals will seem superfluous. But if it means more people can join in, and look forward to a date certain every year - fine. Pick a date.

09-04-2010, 11:09 AM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	I'm happy to turn it into a faux holiday, but please understand it has not been a faux holiday at all. It has been a ten-thousand-year-old, very sacred and meaningful holiday that we gave another name to. Like calling Christmas "Yuleday." And the only guaranteed part of Ju Koon is the Ju part (because we do it ourselves), while the Koon part is absolutely hit and miss. So please don't get me re-started again on why the history of the world didn't start 4 years ago when the people of the LoT joined in on this. I've been celebrating this holiday my entire life and, pardon me, but I brought it to the LoT to share. I'm reluctant to make Ju Koon a separate holiday. Am I to throw bread into the ocean twice in Autumn now? It would seem silly and one of those rituals will seem superfluous. But if it means more people can join in, and look forward to a date certain every year - fine. Pick a date.
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