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Hey, thanks for ordering. Paco is loading up the truck as I speak. I'll take a Dr. Pepper.

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    OffTopic: You're welcome! It's good business for me. One DR. Pepper served. Enjoy it!

    jacqulina: I'm fine thanks. And you?

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    Well by the power vested in me (which actually is none....but having had a little experience with the 2PR...) I hearby absolve Tojglee (HUN) for his unintentional violation of the aforementioned 2PR. May he learn from his trangressions and continue to be a most respected member of the Virtual Hussar Bar & Restaurant.

    Actually if he buys a round of Hungarian Beers, he will have more than completed his pennance.

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    OffTopic: One Dr. Pepper served. Fine thanks!

    Craig: Now i wouldn't have told that better myself. You're a good speaker. And here's a bottle of original Hungarian Beer-Dreher, for that great speech. It's on Tojglee. How're you today?

    jacqulina: One extra strong coffee to start the day. Enjoy it! How's it going?

    OffTopic: To tell you the truth, i don't think that if you're tired in the morning, it's healthy to drink energy drinks, but oh well, you're the guest. One Red Bull served. Enjoy it, and i hope this gets you up.

    DioAngel: I'm VERY DELIGHTED to see you again! One extra strong coffee for you also. It's on me. Enjoy it! How's it going?

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    A red bull has as much caffeine as a coffee, just gets me up. If you look at the time, I had to post at 6:47 AM before school. Pretty early. I'll take a Dr. Pepper please. 4.gif

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    Tojglee (HUN): Üdv! Az lehet, hogy fel lettél mentve, de ha lehet, akkor LÉGGYSZÍ TÖRÖLD MÁR KI AZT A HOZZÁSZÓLÁST, AMI MEGSÉRTI A SZABÁLYT! Tessék egy Bailey's. Ja és Craig sörét is fizeted. Ne feledd! Kellemes idötöltést!

    Greetings! Well, maybe Craig absolved you, but will you PLEASE DELETE THAT POST ALREADY, WHICH BRAKES THE RULE?

    Here's a Baileys. Don't forget, you pay Craigs beer. Enjoy it!

    jacqulina: You're welcome!

    OffTopic: I can look at the time, but remember, that i'm in Hungary, which is GMT+1 time zone. But anyways, here's a Dr. Pepper. Enjoy it!

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    Okay, I deleted my second post. 4.gif (But i didn't let its content to disappear.)

    By the way, can I have a Yellow Label Tea please? Thank you! 4.gif

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    I'll take a Dr. Pepper please. Oh No! I haven't got any posts in like three days at my store. Hope I don't lose it. 4.gif

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    jacqulina: Wish you the best!

    Tojglee (HUN): Huh, finally. I didn't say, that you cannot take the content to other posts. Of course you can have. Enjoy your Yellow Label!

    OffTopic: I've made my order at your store. One Dr. Pepper, served.

    DioAngel: Cheers to you also!

    Tomorrow, I'll make the big menu update. And, a little introduction to the hungarian christmas cucinary.

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    Sziasztok!

    Bocs, hogy rég voltam itt a Virtual Hussarban, de így alakultak a dolgok. Mi ez a 2PR? -> Mindegy, megvan már.

    Tojglee, köszi, hogy az egyéni információknál említed a CJmet. A Szabadság-szigetek még nem halt ám be, csak elfoglalt vagyok, karácsony meg vizsgák, szóval készüljetek, jönnek az új frissítések!

    Egy valamilyen cseh sört légyszíves!

    Hi!

    Sorry, for not visiting the Virtual Hussar for a time. Anyway, what is this 2 post rule? -> Never mind I found it out.

    Tojglee, thanks for mentioning my CJ in your personal infos. And by the way LI is not dead, I was busy -you know Xmas and eXams, so stay tuned for the new updates!

    And of course give me a beer, a Czech one for me please!


    Good ol' Liberty Islands! Someday, I'll repost my old CJ.

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    Sorry if I haven't visited in a few days, so hello! I'll take a Coca-Cola today.

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    jacqulina: Everything is possible! One cheese sandwich, served for you. Enjoy it, and Happy Christmas to you also.

    bokrif: Persze, mindenkinek van magánélete, ez csak természetes. A 2PR lényegét már tudod, és mint fenntartó, kénytelen vagyok betartatni, mert különben a körmömre néznek. Adok egy Plzen-t, bár itthon inkább a Kozel megy, mint nagy cseh sör, de én a hagyományosakat jobban szeretem. Mindenesetre: BOLDOG KARÁCSONYT!

    Of course, everyone has a real life, that's just ordinary. You already know the 2PR, and as boss here, i must upkeep the rules, so that i don't get in trouble with the mods. I'll serve you a Plzen, although in Hungary, the Kozel is a star czech beer, but i prefer the older brands. Anyways: MERRY CHRISTMAS!

    OffTopic: No problem. A Coca Cola?? Paid not to drink Dr. Pepper? Just kidding. 9.gif Enjoy your coke, and happy christmas.

    I WISH EVERYONE ON SIMTROPOLIS A MERRY CHRISTMAS!

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    And now, the moment you've been waiting for: CHRISTMAS SPECIALTIES FROM HUNGARY ON OUR MENU! (check the front page)

    And, a little introduction of the hungarian Christmas cucinary:

    "Christmas cooking is an important part of the celebration. In the old villages kitchen table was always the center of the houses, which was covered and decorated only for holidays. The Christmas table-cloth had a magic meaning of power: health and abundance. People put straw under the table remembering to the manger in Betlehem. Main dishes were: turkey and brioche with walnut and poppy-seed, which is called 'beigli.' Almost all Christmas food had magic meaning: poppy-seed and pear brought abundance, honey made life sweet, galic brought health, apple meant beauty and love.

    Another common dish of today's Christmas-dinner is fried fish, which is a tradition mostly in towns. The scale of fish means money, wealth.

    The leftover morsels from Christmas table were kept in the next 12 days,then were spread over the fields believing in good harvest in the next year. In some places they were burnt and the ash and smoke was used to cure sick children and animals.

    Most of these traditions originate in the pre-Christian history, since Christmas is about the shortest day of the year, which was the end of the year for long. These traditions include superstitious predictions for future health, wealth, harvest and family life.

    Ginger-bread has been an important part of Christmas baking usually made weeks before the holiday. Gingerbread figurines are used to decorate house or the tree. "

    And, a little bit of the hungarian Santa Claus:

    The Hungarian Santa, called Mikulás, (Me-ku-lash) visits children on December 6th, St. Nicholas' Day, which is the name day of "Miklós." Chidren put boots in the windows, like stockings hang by the fireplace on Christmas Eve all over the USA. If the child has been good, Mikulás leaves the boot filled with goodies - traditionally with candies, tangerines, walnuts, apples, dates and chocolate Mikulás figurines. Also, most children get small toys and books. If the child has been bad, the boot will contain just a switch usually with a devil-figure attached, indicating a beating is in order. Since no child is all good or all bad, most get the switch and the treat.

    Usually Mikulás-day is celebrated in schools and in work-places for the workers' children. Children sing Mikulás-songs and when he comes in bravest children go to him, sit to his lap and tell a poem or sing a song. Then Mikulás calls them one by one, praising them for the good things they did and mentions bad<

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    Wow, Christmas is actually kind of similar to what we have here. 4.gif I'll take a gingerbread man if you have one and a Dr. Pepper.

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    Hi,

        Just a quick lunch today, please.

    "Újházi" pheasant soup with noodles

     and a glass of the house Tokaji


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    OffTopic: And now Dr. Pepper? I'm confused. 9.gif One Dr. Pepper with a gingerbread man, served!

    N_O_Body: Hi, great to see you. One Újházi pheasant soup, with a glass of Tokaji, served. Enjoy it! 

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    Hey, I'll take a fried fish and the 2nd choice of wine. (I cant even say it!) Thanks.

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    jacqulina: If you wish, i'll look up the link for those pics.

    OffTopic: That's good. Thanks!

    bbfan02: Good to see you! One fried trout, with buttered potato, served with a Tokaji Aszú 6 puttonyos. Enjoy it, and Merry Christmas/Kellemes Karácsonyt!

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