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Any family punch-ups yet to underpin the title "Boxing Day"

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DTCwordfan | 14:30 Sun 26th Dec 2010 | ChatterBank
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My mother asked me the origins of the name "Boxing Day"

I replied that it was the day for stress-outs and family fights. She believed me.

Then I gave her the real logic for the name.

It does confuse the Americans - so that is no bad thing....they only get tomorrow off in lieu of Christmas Day, poor things.
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"It does confuse the Americans"

What doesn't? ;-)
14:52 Sun 26th Dec 2010
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And the poor people who are living in England - they do not get two days off at Hogmanay.
15:09 Sun 26th Dec 2010
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We only get one day off in Zim as Saturday is considered a working day.
21:31 Sun 26th Dec 2010

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