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Dec 20, 2011 08:09AM
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aye, but i don't like football...
i prefer deathball ;)
now that's a good game!!
now that's a good game!!
deathball is a game where you have to get the ball into the other teams scoring area, or goal, but by any means. there are no rules and it can turn kinda violent. it is very fun. very amusing to watch!! XD
I'm sorry to hear about that :(
What about joining another rp on here or something?? :)
What about joining another rp on here or something?? :)
MERRY CHRISTMAS PEEPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XD
heyaz!!
MERRY BOXING DAY TO EVERYONE!!!!!!!!! XD
MERRY BOXING DAY TO EVERYONE!!!!!!!!! XD
yes, Boxing Day normally comes after Christmas Day, i've never known it any other way ;)
So when is Boxing Day ? December 26th, is Boxing Day and is a holiday celebrated in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and other Commonwealth countries. Boxing Day originated in England in the middle of the nineteenth century under Queen Victoria. It is spent with family and friends at open gatherings with lots of food, fun, friendship and love. Food on boxing day usually includes left over turkey from the day before. This can be eaten in sandwiches or as a meal with vegetables, roast potatoes and all the trimmings. Some people like to have cold ham in a buffet style so the cook can also have a rest and spend time with the family.
So Why Is Boxing Day Called Boxing Day
Boxing Day is so called because it was the custom on that day for tradesmen to collect their Christmas boxes or gifts in return for good and reliable service throughout the year. Boxing Day is also St. Stephen's Day. St Stephen was a little known saint who achieved eternal fame by being the first Christian to be martyred for his faith by being stoned to death shortly after Christ's crucifixion. He's also named in the Christmas song Good King Wenceslas
So Why Is Boxing Day Called Boxing Day
Boxing Day is so called because it was the custom on that day for tradesmen to collect their Christmas boxes or gifts in return for good and reliable service throughout the year. Boxing Day is also St. Stephen's Day. St Stephen was a little known saint who achieved eternal fame by being the first Christian to be martyred for his faith by being stoned to death shortly after Christ's crucifixion. He's also named in the Christmas song Good King Wenceslas
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