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Chookas

Sat, 16 Sept 2006, 12:50 pm

Tari-Xalyr27 posts in thread

I have a question. I know people say Chookas to wish people luck - it's been said to me quite a bit lately but does anyone know the story behind that saying? It's really beginning to bug me so anyone who knows please . . .let me know! lol ~ Tari

I have just read the long thread about chookas...

Sat, 16 Sept 2006, 08:49 pm

Logos

While I have heard of most of the superstitions mentioned and of course many others I am afriad I have never heard the term chookas used back stage anywhere. Are you sure it's not a West Australian Thing. Or is it Australian I'm used to English practices. I never use "Break a Leg" I feel silly saying it but can't bring myself to wish good luck so invariably say "Have Fun" Is that all there is? Well if that's all there is my friend, then let's keep dancing. www.tonymoore.id.au

Thread (27 posts)

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Chookas— Tari-Xalyr16 Sept 2006

I have just read the long thread about chookas...— Logos16 Sept 2006
- Aussie chookas— Grant Malcolm16 Sept 2006
Chookas history— Christine Ellis17 Sept 2006
- Chookas— JoeMc17 Sept 2006
Thanks— Tari-Xalyr17 Sept 2006
Ive heard it all over the— Walter Plinge17 Sept 2006
Toi Toi Chookas— Christine Ellis18 Sept 2006
chookas— Walter Plinge18 Sept 2006
chookas— JoeMc18 Sept 2006
Vaguely present— Labrug18 Sept 2006
- Cold Chills— Logos18 Sept 2006
Interesting— Tari-Xalyr18 Sept 2006
Chookas— Logos18 Sept 2006
ohhhh— Tari-Xalyr18 Sept 2006
It feels a little silly to— Alex Milne18 Sept 2006
All I can say is...— Na19 Sept 2006
- Thou Temptest Fate— Labrug19 Sept 2006
  - Couldn't resist! The— Na19 Sept 2006
I directed it once. Suffice— Logos19 Sept 2006
Superstition— Paul Treasure19 Sept 2006
chookas— Walter Plinge30 Dec 2006
I don't think either of— Na1 Jan 2007
I did a Google and there— Logos2 Jan 2007
Hot news!— Rapunzel3 Jan 2007
- Ah, now I see the Yiddish— Na3 Jan 2007
Chookas— James McDonald7 Jan 2007

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