Boxing Day – How And Why You Should Celebrate It
Posted: December 17, 2010 Filed under: Foolishness | Tags: Asti Spumante, Boxing Day, boxing day (Canada), celebrities, Christmas, christmas party, comedy, fiction, George Foreman, Grover Cleveland, holiday party, humor, New Year, observations, parody, party, politicians, Roman Emperor, United States 23 Comments »December 26 marks the most under celebrated holiday in the United States. We all know that Americans are not averse to celebrating holidays, so why is it that so few of us celebrate Boxing Day?
The answer lies in two related concepts – ignorance and corporate sponsorship.
Sponsored Ignorance
I was a boy when I first saw Boxing Day noted on the calendar. I questioned my parents about my discovery but neither could give me any answers. This caused me much stress. I thought my parents knew everything.
Decades later, I have come to understand that my parents do know everything, except about Boxing Day. That exception is because of the conspiracy between the greeting card and sparking wine industries to protect their profits by making Boxing Day a non factor as a holiday. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello, my name is Art. I’ll be your axe murderer today.
Posted: July 9, 2010 Filed under: Foolishness | Tags: airport, axe murderer, bus, humor, life, party, random, rental car, travel 27 Comments »About two years ago, I went up to Virginia to attend an annual weekend party with friends. The first few times I went to this event I drove up, but I soon realized that an easy 6 hour drive up was a lousy 9 hour drive back when I factored in a weekend of fun and the need for more rest stop naps.
Now I’ve got my routine down. Fly in. Rent the car. Check in. Buy things I need for the party. Wait for my partners in crime. Begin.
A new wrinkle
This year, I added the step of talking to an axe murderer. Why not? I had the time. Read the rest of this entry »







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