The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for December 26, 2012
December 25, 2012
December 27, 2012
Transcript:
Brutus: Happy Boxing Day, Gladys!
Gladys: What's Boxing Day?
Brutus: It's a holiday that is observed in England on the day after Christmas!
Gladys: Well, I don't want any part of it - it sounds much too violent for me!
The definitive answer re Boxing Day is as follows. In years past once Christmas day was over the retail stores placed all their displayed stuff back into their boxes and stored them away til next year, thus the name Boxing Day. Of course we have no understanding of this as our ‘after Christmas’ sales will be going on until June or so. Mike the Canuck.
pouncingtiger almost 12 years ago
Gladys knocked out that idea.
wicky almost 12 years ago
Always sump’n.
natureboyfig4 Premium Member almost 12 years ago
The day after Christmas? Why don’t they do their shopping on the day after Thanksgiving like us?
:-P
guswild almost 12 years ago
Actually, it started in England with the rich. The staff got the day after Christmas off and were given the boxes from their employers presents.
Lyons Group, Inc. almost 12 years ago
AW, man! That’s a blond for you!!
msoul almost 12 years ago
The definitive answer re Boxing Day is as follows. In years past once Christmas day was over the retail stores placed all their displayed stuff back into their boxes and stored them away til next year, thus the name Boxing Day. Of course we have no understanding of this as our ‘after Christmas’ sales will be going on until June or so. Mike the Canuck.
jebjayman almost 12 years ago
No, no. Boxing day started as amn English tradition, when the rich put their left-over Christmas meals in boxes for their staff.