[Savage Clone]

Canadians are weird with their weird Canadian holidays.


English too.

[porkmarras]

January sales started today.

[Pookie]

Nothing weird about Boxing Day. It's when we give our servants their presents.

[Norma J]

Boxing day was yesterday. It's all over and done with here 'til NYE.

[Danny Himself]

Silly Australians with their ridiculous time differences.

Oh wait, it's no longer boxing day here either.

[pokkeherrie]

26th december is called "second christmas day" in holland. god knows why... or maybe he doesn't even know either, but at least it's a free day. i had to work myself though.

[Danny Himself]

The Dutch are rather silly too. But in good taste.

I am spending new years tucked in watching Jools Holland like everybody else wishes they were doing.

[pokkeherrie]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

The Dutch are rather silly too. But in good taste.

very silly indeed, but i just noticed we're not alone though
In Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, the Netherlands, Norway, Iceland, Poland, Slovakia, and Sweden, the 26th is known as the Second day of Christmas (der zweite Weihnachtsfeiertag in Germany; Δεύτερη μέρα των Χριστουγέννων in Greece; Annandag Jul in Sweden; Andre Juledag in Norway; Tweede Kerstdag in the Netherlands; Annar dagur jóla in Iceland; Tapaninpäivä (St. Stephen's Day) in Finland; Karácsony másnapja in Hungary) and is also a public holiday.

... so at least i can safely take shelter in the company of others.

[Norma J]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

Silly Australians with their ridiculous time differences.

Oh wait, it's no longer boxing day here either.

Hey, you guys just need to catch up. Always behind the times, gee wiz.

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by Norma J

Hey, you guys just need to catch up. Always behind the times, gee wiz.

Nice use of gee wiz.

[Hip Priest]

Originally Posted by Pookie

Nothing weird about Boxing Day. It's when we give our servants their presents.

Only right I suppose; after all, what would we do without them? They're an absolute Godsend, one simply couldn't manage without them. A friend of mine tried living without servants for a day once and even attempted to cook his own food, the silly fool. It was a total disaster, as you can imagine, and as the doctors who treated him would testify.

[sonicl]

I had to sack one of my servants yesterday. I caught him about to take a sip of the cooking sherry. Dashed awful scene.

[Hip Priest]

It is a sad fact that one's serfs sometimes fail to realise how lucky they are to be lifted from their wretchedness and offered a chance to serve one. Ungrateful blighters.

[sonicl]

My hounds were unhappy at being unable to hunt foxes this year, so I allowed them to savage the servant as a treat. I called them off before they severed any of his limbs though.

[Glice]

In a glaring oversight, the adminsitration for the court of Viscount Glice hired one of those coloured people this year. Funny thing was, he's a damned lovely chap. Can't understand a ruddy word of it, but he dances tremendously.

We did step up the security though. One can't let his sort run riot now, can one?

[_slavo_]

Boxing day?

weird.

[Iain]

I was wearing boxing gloves for a brief period on Boxing day. Beat that!

[Inhuman]

Picked up myself some Sonic Youth yesterday because it was 25% off everything! I got the Dirty Box Set finally, and The Destroyed Room, which I've both listened to once. I really like the song with Kim singing over the acoustic guitar, it sounds so different and I've only ever heard two acoustic Sonic Youth songs

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by _slavo_

Boxing day?

weird.

So, when do you give YOUR servants their presents?

[Inhuman]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Canadians are weird with their weird Canadian holidays.

Canada Day has to be the best, especially if you live in Ottawa. I always go to parliament hill and practically everyone's blazed and drunk. It's like a huge outdoor party with most of the city there and tonnes of tourists