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What Are You Doing For Xmas And Ny?

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post #31
24 December 2008, 00:14 UTC#31
christmas I tell my family that I am planning to sign up for the army.

new years im not doing anything. probably going to sleep around 10 pm.
post #32
24 December 2008, 04:51 UTC#32
work, frolic in the snow, and jam with my band.
post #33
24 December 2008, 05:31 UTC#33
christmas: gettin drunk with my mom and grandma (family) and fall asleep watchin old movies in tv.

new years eve: family and then partying like 2009 deserves.
post #34
24 December 2008, 09:03 UTC#34
Last night drove round for hours delivering xmas cards to people and friends I havent seen in time which was nice. Today getting the train to london fighting off as many cunts as possible. Tomorrow at gf's house for xmas. New years going camping with some friends cause going out seems quite wank and expensive now zz
post #35
24 December 2008, 23:34 UTC#35
What the hell is a "Boxing Day"?
post #36
24 December 2008, 23:53 UTC#36
think of it as day 3.
post #37
24 December 2008, 23:58 UTC#37
Tapaninpäivä
post #38
25 December 2008, 04:26 UTC#38
QUOTE(T0M @ Dec 24 2008, 06:34 PM) [snapback]527782[/snapback]

What the hell is a "Boxing Day"?


It's been ages since I heard anyone mention that, I miss england..
post #39
26 December 2008, 22:04 UTC#39
QUOTE(T0M @ Dec 25 2008, 12:34 AM) [snapback]527782[/snapback]

What the hell is a "Boxing Day"?



Boxing Day is a public holiday in the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Hong Kong and countries in the Commonwealth of Nations with a mainly Christian population. In South Africa, this public holiday is now known as the Day of Goodwill. It is based on the tradition of giving gifts to the less fortunate members of society. Contemporary Boxing Day in many countries is now a "shopping holiday" associated with after-Christmas sales.

This day is historically England's name for St. Stephen's Day. Saint Stephen was the first Christian martyr, being stoned to death in Jerusalem around A.D. 34-35. St. Stephen's Day is usually celebrated on December 26, which is a public holiday in some countries or areas in Europe (UK, Germany, Alsace, northern part of Lorraine, Catalonia) and around the world with predominantly Christian populations. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, St Stephen's Day is celebrated on the 27th of December, although in Greece the Greek Boxing Day (Synaxis Theotokou, Σύναξις Θεοτόκου) is also celebrated as a public holiday on the 26th of December and is not related to the English version.
post #40
26 December 2008, 22:21 UTC#40
:) Stefani dagen in swedish. great day


So any good NewYearsEve parties coming up? tell me! and ill crash it!
post #41
27 December 2008, 12:47 UTC#41
For NY im working... and im kind of glad, cuz this year (well 2009) I want to stop drinking as much and stop smoking... and there is no better way to do that than getting up on NYD without a hang over.