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Who can remember toasts that their elders would say?
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"Mazel Tov!"
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I think it just means Good Luck
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Chin Chin (spelling?) Salud (spelling?)
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Ein prosit. Which means something like "May it do you good".
And from an Irish Uncle .A toast to your coffin. May it be made of 100 year-old oak, And may we plant the tree together, tomorrow. |
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Up to the lips, over the gums, lookout stomach -- here it comes.
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Up the Irish.
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Skoal!
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Cent anni - live a 100 years!
A votre sante - To your health |
"Here's to those who wish us well.
And those that don't, can go to Hell!" Don't shoot the messenger, blame my Uncle. :beer3: |
My uncle use to say "May I be in heaven before the devil knows I'm dead."
I guess he thought he should go the other way. |
My husband had friends who went to Aquinas High school in Columbus, Ohio and I can't even type their toasts. Wow. Nice Catholic boys, too.
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this might be more like a prayer over food..
bless the meat and bless the skin back your ears and cram it it. |
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