Onlooker
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:26 AM
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Edited on Thu Oct-28-04 11:26 AM by Onlooker
I'm friendly with the manager of my building and occasionally stop down and talk with him over a cup of coffee. Since it's Ramadan, I wonder if I should bring him or his wife anything, such as flowers. Is there an typical gift ones gives during Ramadan?
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| AIJ Alom
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:31 AM
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| 1. Give the gift at the end of Ramadan. Eid-el-Fitr. Right now Muslims are |
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fasting and doing without a lot of things.
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| LSdemocrat
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:38 AM
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Wait til the end of Ramadan to give a modest gift. There really is no typical Ramadan gift, so feel free to choose whatever you think your friends would like.
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:35 AM
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| 2. One of my college buddies liked to have large lunches during Ramadan |
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He said that breaking the rules made it taste even better
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| AIJ Alom
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:43 AM
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| 4. Dude, did you have to say that ? I'm starving. But alas. I can wait. |
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:46 AM
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| 5. ummm...but then he got food poisoning from a fish sandwich and learned... |
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his lesson.
Actually not, just trying to make up something that makes it seem less appealing. Sorry to tempt you, pal.
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:56 AM
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| 6. That did it ! Thanks buddy ! No problem with the food really, but the |
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thirst and the outfits some of these girls are wearing.....oh man !!!!
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