Walpurgisnacht
It was in the Year of Maximum Danger
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Chag sameach to all!
The rules are simple; I give a prompt, and you have until 4:00pm on the 28th (or whenever I remember to post the announcement on that day) to post a list related to the prompt. As for what constitutes a list? If you'd personally post it in Lists of Heads of Government and Heads of State rather than another thread, I think that's a good enough criterion. Writeups are preferred, please don't post a blank list, and I'd also appreciate it if you titled your list for polling purposes. Once the deadline hits, we will open up a multiple choice poll, and whoever receives the most votes after a week gets the entirely immaterial prize.
There's a lot of possible associations one can have with December--new years, winter, Sindhi culture no really look it up. Ultimately, it's a month that, for the Western world, centres around Christmas, which, despite sometimes being treated as secular, is the main holiday of Christianity and is generally observed as such. That's why this challenge will be themed around Christianity. Inseperable as it is from Western culture, and political as it's often been, I imagine there's plenty here to stimulate the imagination.
Good luck!
The rules are simple; I give a prompt, and you have until 4:00pm on the 28th (or whenever I remember to post the announcement on that day) to post a list related to the prompt. As for what constitutes a list? If you'd personally post it in Lists of Heads of Government and Heads of State rather than another thread, I think that's a good enough criterion. Writeups are preferred, please don't post a blank list, and I'd also appreciate it if you titled your list for polling purposes. Once the deadline hits, we will open up a multiple choice poll, and whoever receives the most votes after a week gets the entirely immaterial prize.
There's a lot of possible associations one can have with December--new years, winter, Sindhi culture no really look it up. Ultimately, it's a month that, for the Western world, centres around Christmas, which, despite sometimes being treated as secular, is the main holiday of Christianity and is generally observed as such. That's why this challenge will be themed around Christianity. Inseperable as it is from Western culture, and political as it's often been, I imagine there's plenty here to stimulate the imagination.
Good luck!