As a few of you know, I'm from Serbia and on the Dec 19th over here we celebrate St. Nicholas day, which is when kids put up stockings to get a gift (Christmas here ends up on January 7th and the tradition is completely different from the one in the west/movies, including burning of a dry oak branch, breaking a special bread with your hands and looking for a coin inside and so on) so that's a reason I asked for this day, to give gifts on a global and local level lol. So, in that name...
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Wrong link to bump. We see only 2giveaways from u
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I think that's the point.
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It's eliminating bots and "bots" from the further giveaways very efficiently.
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Merry St. Nicholas Day to you, NB :)
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Many in the US (my family included) celebrate St. Nicholas day on Dec. 6. We make special "St. Nicholas Day cookies" that are delicious! We always got a small present in our shoes, although one year one of my sisters got soot and ashes!
Wishing you a blessed and joyous Christmas season!
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srećna slava ako slaviš, ako ne onda srećan božić za dve nedelje :) i hvala za giveaway
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Happy holidays to you too dude, it's always fun to read about different traditions. :)
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❆✩✭ Happy Holidays to you too, NB! 🎄🎇✨
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