<peeve> Gelt means money. Not chocolate. If you mean chocolate coins, then say so. I mean, if I said I was going to give you some money, you'd expect USA currency, wouldn't you? If I meant chocolate coins you'd expect me to say so. So why should gelt be any different? Especially since giving money is a genuine chanukah tradition, while there is no tradition for either chocolate or gifts. Thank you for listening, I'll go away now. </peeve>
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Date: 2005-12-16 02:41 am (UTC)