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2014/11/27 05:06:45
craigb
Jonbouy
My brother in law sends a card to his Mom on Mothers Day when it isn't even Mothers Day.

 

 
Um, what???
2014/11/27 05:27:59
John
I don't mind if Brits here don't celebrate it. However Independence day is another matter. 
2014/11/27 07:08:38
Jonbouy
John
I don't mind if Brits here don't celebrate it. However Independence day is another matter. 





You should thank pesky ol' Napoleon for that holiday, he doesn't get nearly enough recognition...
2014/11/27 10:55:33
craigb
I remember celebrating July 4th (1981) in London.  Several of the locals joined in because, well, it was just another excuse to down a pint or five. 
2014/11/27 11:12:27
Karyn
4/7 is our Thanksgiving
2014/11/27 12:24:27
jamesg1213
Karyn
4/7 is our Thanksgiving





2014/11/27 12:24:28
bapu
Karyn
4/7 is our Thanksgiving


April 7th?
2014/11/27 12:26:28
jamesg1213
Jonbouy
 
Here in Britain the concept of Thanksgiving is pretty far-fetched as we generally have absolutely nothing to be grateful for
 
HTH




 
Hey, come on now, that's just not true.
 
 
 
 
 
 
What about Nectar Points?
2014/11/27 16:18:02
webbs hill studio
no turkeys here-in fact it`s a bit of a rarity I have only had a few times-probably because we have huge chickens.
but,we do take the day off to watch a horse race-how egalitarian is that?
2014/11/27 16:32:17
webbs hill studio
also,
we get a holiday for a Queen we don`t want or need,who hates visiting us
we get a holiday to remember our war dead who died for the same queen.
we get a holiday to recognise all the indigenous people we massacred and stole from. 
we get 3 days off for a public execution that happened 2000 years ago and eat chocolate rabbits.
we get 3 days off for someones birthday,even though it`s months early.
 
unfortunately I have always been selfemployed so none of it really matters.
oh well 
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