Just another whitelisting thread...(ENDED)

In Romania, drinking is not a bad habit, it's tradition, we could say țuica is our national spirit. It's really nicely flavored, apricots, plumes, mostly apricots in my area.

You should have personal experiences with this :)

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In Lithuania we don't have many traditions. Main tradition is inherited from russians, which is drink as much as you can and then start a fight.

I'm italian, and I live near Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet. It's definitely all about romance and love around here... I promise :P

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Másoljak én is be valamit a kultúránkról, vagy az megvan? :D

Well, in some rural parts of our country people drink pig's blood when they slit its throat...

More civilized regions are not as hardcore, though =)

I'm from Texas in the United States. We don't really have much tradition or culture, so i can't really tell you much I know some history and philosophy, though, if you want to hear about that. Otherwise, I guess I don't really qualify.

In Denmark, we eat æbleskiver for Christmas. It's like... how do I explain it, like a round pancake. They taste delicious.

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I am American, and one of our newer traditions is the presidential pardoning of the Thanksgiving turkey. The President of the United States pardons a turkey from being slaughtered for the Thanksgiving meal. The birds are usually given names(e.g. Flyer and Fryer), and there are usually two of them so that one can serve as a backup.

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we don't have much traditions in turkey. we ride camels on our long desert trips. i think that's pretty much it.

Oh boy! I want to be whitelisted...

I am German, and while we are very big on traditions, I don't tend to care all that much for the most common ones, Oktoberfest, Musikantenstadl, Schuetzenfeste and so on.
But I do like Karneval, a combination of masked procession and street party that happens once a year. Cars and carriages in colors and fantastic make-up parade through the streets and people through candy to the happy masses. Ah, free candy...
I don't have a photo of my own handy, but Google provided one nicely. Thanks, Google!
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Gosh, the only UK tradition I can think of is Fish and Chips...

My hometown however, Westhoughton, is known as CowieHead traditionally, because back in the 1500's or soap cow got stuck in a wood fence and they freed it by cutting its head off. They then discovered that the cow had died...who'd have knew?

Batam, A small island near Singapore and Malaysia. Well nothing interesting here but we had a bridge called Barelang..

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In my country after people reach certain age, they start puking rainbows. We put it all onto canvas and sell as modern art. It's our main export.

I Am Not On Your Whitelist Thats Bad :(
Georgia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_%28country%29

I am living on the edge of the Table Island, one of the Coco Islands :D So there are links referenced to my comments. Cheers [drinking coconut milk].
1 So there is my bathroom.

2 My poor manor

3 A corridor to the living room

4 Decmber

5 Vacuum cleaner

6 And there is me on the trip to the nearest shop. That's what I call a shopping!

7 And that's how bikini actually looks like there

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In my country Bulgaria we have a tradition called " Baba Marta", which is celebrated at the begining of March. We tie a "martenichka" on our wrist, and you can't untie it until you see a stork( usually at the end of the month).
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i already have all the three games from your whitelist giveaways BUT i like to post gifs anyway :3
My country is Portugal and there's nothing special about it :P

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The mushroom stealing has its roots very deep here. Whole families are raiding innocent forests to gather baskets and baskets of mushrooms during the season. It may not sound that bad but it's devastating both for the nature and the folks, as there are thousands of thieves lost forever in the woods annually.

The other tradition is to build slums in the "nature" – just behind the city borders, most likely near the railroad. It may look like a paradise but it really is not. People living there are so poor they have to grow their own food – these are not tool sheds, oh no, up to 4 people live in each. Also no running water, barely electrified. They are near to every town that has more than ~4000 inhabitants. In my city of 100 000 there are about 20 of those "Garden colonies" – that's how we pejoratively call them. And people from there are "silly redneck gardeners."

So, yeah.

In Hungary... well, you are Hungarian too. And I have those games :D

I live in Spain some traditional things hhmmmm...
This weeks is having place the "Holy week", a religious custom that celebrate all years what is a kind of recreation of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ (Don't know if is completly correct, personally don't like cause im not religious, it but in Spain there is lot of people enjoy it.)
Also good food :P

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I am from Serbia and we have many traditions,one of it is "Slava".That is some kind of feast dedicated to family's saint( every family has their own saint,all families do not celebrate it on the same day ).Who does not celebrate goes to others who does.That is the great way to meet with your old friends,drink ant eat traditional food with them.The slava cake is a traditional bread typically decorated with religious images(usually with cross).
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Should I share my country's traditions and customs vagy tökmindegy? :D

In Russia we drink vodka with bears and play balalaika.