happy

[tiger]

happy christmas everybody  

[KEVIN]

HAPPY CHRISMAS  everybody   to 

[Titch]

Didn't you here, its all off..........

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1um3pwTXpN8#

[Moose]

 whens christmas then 

[shrimper]

MERRY XMAS EVERYONE    ....deck the halls with crates and bottles..tra.la.la.la.la ....        

[Wayne]

       to wun and all 

[Worz]

Merry Cristmas

[LEE]

Happy Christmas to you all from Lee, Karen & Family and everyone at FAB SCOOTER CLUB

[Titch]

Happy Christmas one and all ho ho ho 

[tiger]

 :gbeer:here we go again happy boxing day 

[Worz]

Happy St Stephens Day

[Titch]

Is that for our international readers??? 

Aint St.Stephen a saint that is recognised in Ireland, Spain and some East European countries?

[Worz]

You didn't read far enough into the wiki page

Boxing Day is traditionally celebrated on 26 December, St. Stephen's Day, the day after Christmas Day
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_Day#Public_holiday

Also This:
Boxing Day is also known as St. Stephen's Day (when Good King Wenceslas looked out).

'Good King Wenceslas looked out,
On the Feast of Stephen...........'

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http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/CUSTOMS/Xmas/boxingday.html

[Titch]

Didn't read wiki, but thanks for the link

Legality

Although the same legislation—the Bank Holidays Act 1871—originally established the bank holidays throughout the United Kingdom, the day after Christmas was defined as Boxing Day in England, Scotland and Wales, and the feast day of St Stephen in Ireland.[8](Note that a 'substitute bank holiday in place of 26th December' is only possible in Northern Ireland, reflecting the legal difference in that St. Stephen's Day does not automatically shift to the Monday in the same way as Boxing Day.)