Do Canadians Celebrate Christmas??

**stealthyburrito** · 12-26-10, 08:31 PM

Originally posted by Jessica

JJGold's atlas at home

thats how we view it.

**D3 Mighty Ducks** · 12-26-10, 08:35 PM

Originally posted by lakerboy

Thats funny

**Alfie B** · 12-26-10, 09:45 PM

Originally posted by Flying Dutchman

Great post Jessica.

...BUT everybody knows only cheese-eating snow monkeys riding sleds pulled by caribou live north of Minnesota.

No, Green Bay is not in Canada.

**forsberg21** · 12-26-10, 10:43 PM

**Roy Halladay** · 12-26-10, 10:48 PM

coldsnap55 does dudes

**Alfie B** · 12-26-10, 10:59 PM

Originally posted by forsberg21

Course I know that's not all Americans, but I've met a few who don't know what's going on around them.

**Doug** · 12-26-10, 11:03 PM

Do Canadians play basketball at "University" ? I've never seen lines on Canadian College Basketball.

Do they breathe air ?

**pronk** · 12-26-10, 11:32 PM

Originally posted by The HOFF

I always see this on the calender and have no idea what it is. Please explain.

This holiday also known as St. Stephens day is of British origin and it has to do with giving presents to the less fortunate (servants, milkman, etc). Those long ago gifts were done up in boxes day after Christmas on December 26, hence the day coming to be called as Boxing Day.

**Flying Dutchman** · 12-27-10, 06:34 PM

Originally posted by Alfie B

No, Green Bay is not in Canada.

It's damn close...