"Yom Apu is the Israeli-Hungarian version of the American Hallmark holiday called Father's day. It falls on the Monday following Father's Day. Father's Day is a ritualistic holiday, founded by Hallmark for the purpose of making money. It is characterized by buying lame presents for your father (that are soon forgotten about) as well as life long guilt trips for forgetting about the holiday. Yom Apu is different. Like most other Israeli holidays, it is more sincere and genuine. (Kind of like Yom Hazikaron versus Memorial Day.) When a child wishes his/her father a Happy Yom Apu, s/he really means to say, "You're the greatest Apu ever and I'm going to spend all day commemorating that." Apus are to take the day to rest or play golf with other apus. Although Yom Apu is not a widely celebrated holiday, it is very important to its observers...Kind of like the holiday of Festivus."
by rachel schwartz June 18, 2007
moulin, meaning black, yom meaning anyone of a non caucasian decent. french/italian term for nigger.
by Stebbins56 August 09, 2007
Woah, Goldstein just had a Yom Kippurgasm when he found that coupon! Must be the Yom Kippur holiday spirit!
by q34f53tr December 01, 2009
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by pontifex maximus January 27, 2005
Historic war started on October 6, 1973 between Israel and Three Arab nations (Iraq, Syria and Egypt) when the Arabs sneak attacked Israel on her holiest day of the year (which is a religious national holiday) and even that didn't help them much.
The war was ended by a UN cease-fire order (October 22), shortly before Egypt gets its army completely destoyed.
The combatants met in Camp David (1978) and that led to signing the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty (1979), for the fear that arabs would lose a war ever again.
The war was ended by a UN cease-fire order (October 22), shortly before Egypt gets its army completely destoyed.
The combatants met in Camp David (1978) and that led to signing the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty (1979), for the fear that arabs would lose a war ever again.
by McName November 08, 2007
by creedmoor October 11, 2004