What are you doing to celebrate today (Dec 28)?
JTB
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I didn't put up a tree this year, but will probably watch the 1986 World Series all day and all night.
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nothing but football, beer and subs in our house
<< <i>It's Boxing day in England - no, not the sport of ... but the giving of gifts (in boxes) - anyway its Premier League Football all day - ESPN and FOX Soccer Channel ...
nothing but football, beer and subs in our house >>
Oh. Silly me. I should have known that.
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'61 Topps Roy Campanella in PSA 5-7
Cardinal T206 cards
Adam Wainwright GU Jersey
For the rest of you who celebrate this holiday like civilized people, what's your favorite Knightmas tradition/memory?
My favorite was the year we had an Eric Davis cardboard figure. We all took turns punching it.
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<< <i>Boxing day is from the Victorian tradition of giving your servants left over food in BOXES on your doorstep. Not gifts >>
Not quite there Scoop - the boxes could contain any number of things including money, gifts or food. The idea of food comes from the fact that it was usually the sevant's day off and the families ate cold cuts or other non-prepared foods. These boxes are not always left on a doorstep. I'm not sure where you got your info from.
Happy birthday to all who celebrate it today.
<< <i>Hopefully a Vikings win! >>
Amen brother!! Meanwhile the 2 rugrats are watching the cake boss marathon on TLC
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<< <i>Boxing day is from the Victorian tradition of giving your servants left over food in BOXES on your doorstep. Not gifts >>
Not quite there Scoop - the boxes could contain any number of things including money, gifts or food. The idea of food comes from the fact that it was usually the sevant's day off and the families ate cold cuts or other non-prepared foods. These boxes are not always left on a doorstep. I'm not sure where you got your info from.
Happy birthday to all who celebrate it today. >>
People have really gotten distracted from the true meaning of Knightmas. So sad.
<< <i>Today is my b-day too! >>
Happy B-day.
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
<< <i>Today's my birthday - we can all celebrate that
Same for me!
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<< <i>Today's my birthday - we can all celebrate that
Same for me! >>
so that's 3 of us so far in this thread? cool
Wonder if any are the same age - I'm 43 today
Only an idiot would have a message board signature.
PoppaJ
<< <i>so that's 3 of us so far in this thread? cool
Wonder if any are the same age - I'm 43 today >>
I'm a day late...as usual...mine's tomorrow (29th).
I got my information from when iIwas a victorian servant , boy I wish I kept those tobacco cards.
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In that case, you may very well be an April Fool's joke.
Just saying. Oh, and happy birthday.
<< <i>Boxing day is from the Victorian tradition of giving your servants left over food in BOXES on your doorstep. Not gifts >>
I didn't get my servants anything this year, you know, because of the economy and all.