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Xinnian hao!
Where is my ang pow?
Happy New Year!!! Where is my mooncake??
Also, it was the Korean New Year on Feb. 7th.
Ya Haqq!
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Crabby, Its on its way.
Darvish, You didn’t get it? Koreans. Yes. Someone needs to start a blog on Korean Muslims.
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From New Jersey, USA
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Happy New Year !!!