Holidays America Does Not Celebrate

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You moved MOM to May first?

Damn I missed it again.

Instead of 1 Nov. Pagans celebrate Halloween. (The night before) But again I could be wrong, Sabbath for the practicing Jews starts at sundown Friday.
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Through in Cinco de Mayo and 16 de Septembrie, ANZE, Bank holidays, Boxing day
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Sweetpickle (imported) wrote: Fri May 03, 2013 5:35 pm Through in Cinco de Mayo and 16 de Septembrie, ANZE, Bank holidays, Boxing day

Where in America are you on the 5th of May.

Just because it is not a government holiday such as Halloween, 🇺🇸 certainly celebrates it.

El Moi

It's about the Battle of Puebla, not 'their' independence day.

My spelling may be derelict regarding the Battle's name.
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Moi, May 5th is a big holiday in the south west, but not in this part of the country, on the other hand Columbus day is a big event in Chicago. When growing up in California did we ever celebrate Columbus day?

River
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Riverwind (imported) wrote: Fri May 03, 2013 6:47 pm Moi, May 5th is a big holiday in the south west, but not in this part of the country, on the other hand Columbus day is a big event in Chicago. When growing up in California did we ever celebrate Columbus day?

River

Lots of great food cheap here in Mpls on cinco de mayo.

Love it.
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Between my first and second year in Milwaukee, they got their first Taco Bell.

I went for a Beef Combo Burrito, and they portioned the beans like it was mustard.

So the beer and BBQ commercials for Cinco de Mayo don't run nation wide?

Columbus Day, wasn't it a school holiday back in the day ?

Moi

Looking for a reason to celebrate 🙄
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The story goes that the Titanic sank with 50,000 cases of Helmans Mayonnaise headed for Mexico.

Mexico now celebrates a day of mourning called "Sinko de Mayo".

I asked a man at work and that's the story I got.
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We don't celebrate Guy Fawkes day in this country.

Remember, remember the Fifth of November.
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george2u2 (imported) wrote: Fri May 03, 2013 7:41 pm The story goes that the Titanic sank with 50,000 cases of Helmans Mayonnaise headed for Mexico.

Mexico now celebrates a day of mourning called "Sinko de Mayo".

I asked a man at work and that's the story I got.

oh my goodness.

That joke brings back memories from when I first heard it at my sixth birthday party (that was 56 years ago).
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