I don't understand that
Monday and Tuesday are public holidays, aren't they. It's just a question of whether the 26th or 27th is called Boxing Day. Traditionally if the 26th is a Sunday, then the Monday is called Boxing Day.
Posted By: yarmyyarmy on December 13th 2010 at 14:17:37
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- anyone going to Palarse? (NCFC) - jayson blair, Dec 13, 13:33:03
- recession is over. tories fixed it. (n/m) (NCFC) - Tombs, Dec 13, 13:50:24
- and isn't boxing day on the 27th dec this year due to mondayage? (NCFC) - Tombs, Dec 13, 13:53:00
- in tom baker stylee (NCFC) - jayson blair, Dec 13, 13:59:33
- I don't understand that (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Dec 13, 14:17:37
- I can see their point (NCFC) - jayson blair, Dec 13, 14:50:03
- I don't understand that (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Dec 13, 14:17:37
- in tom baker stylee (NCFC) - jayson blair, Dec 13, 13:59:33
- and isn't boxing day on the 27th dec this year due to mondayage? (NCFC) - Tombs, Dec 13, 13:53:00
- recession is over. tories fixed it. (n/m) (NCFC) - Tombs, Dec 13, 13:50:24
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