Today Tel Aviv is 97 years old!
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mazal tov , ad 120?, nahhhhhhh much more than that! ad 12000

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haaaaaaaapy birthday :D

Indeed a happy birthday, were there any celebrations today?

:D it looks sexy with every new year

Happy Birthday Tel Aviv!

Hey Kappa, I'm really concerned about you, your horniness has reached insane levels, now you're even turned on by cities! hehe ;)

Happy birthday, dear Tel Aviv Yaffo :D

The older Tel Aviv gets, the more vivid, beautiful and higher she is. What a Lady!!!
(I presume it's "she", but you can be never sure about T-A :sly: )

http://www.zakochani.nc.pl/emoty/36_4_9.gif

Happy Happy Birthday!

Actually, in its old name, achuzat bait, it was definately a "she" as ahuzat is female.
Then they changed it to Tel Aviv, probably forseeing the future, its actually masculin (tel is a mound or hill, aviv is spring = spring hill) but aviv is also a unisex name now. ;)

"Sto lat" is not appropriate in this context :D, so simply Happy Birthay!!! :cheers:

http://img364.imageshack.us/img364/1788/telavivfounding6bf.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

founding group of Achuzat Bait, later Tel Aviv.
11 april 1909.

http://img133.imageshack.us/img133/5407/406813004vg.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

and 97 years later.

Happy Birthday Tel Aviv !!! :)

Actually, in its old name, achuzat bait, it was definately a "she" as ahuzat is female.
Then they changed it to Tel Aviv, probably forseeing the future, its actually masculin (tel is a mound or hill, aviv is spring = spring hill) but aviv is also a unisex name now. ;)
If Aviv is unisex, it's OK, but I cannot imagine to myself how it's possible for the word "Spring" to be masculine :crazy:

Spring is life, spring is fresh, is colorful, Spring are greenish plants, blooming flowers, flying butterflies and singing birds. Spring is young lady in ethereal dress making people to smile and fall in love.
http://www.bold-and-sassy.com/Best-of-the-web/jpgs3/jebspringlady.jpg
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How could it be masculine (Zohar being the only exception :lol: ) ???
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seasons are masculin in hebrew, as in most other languages.
a season - ona - is female.
so spring (aviv) = m
season of spring (onat ha-aviv)= female

^^ OK I can accept this compromise :D
(It's feminine in all Slavic and almost all Romance languages except of French. It's masculine in German, don't know about other languages.)

Happy birthday Tel Aviv.

Heppy Birthday TLV !!!
i am waiting to the 100 years celebrations!!! it gonne be suce great!!