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(St. Joseph News-Press)   Today's Unclear on the Concept Headline Award goes to: "Cinco de Mayo Set for May 2"   (charleston.net) divider line
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2008-04-23 5:32:10 PM  
Maybe we can celebrate the 4th of July on May 2nd also.
 
2008-04-23 5:42:56 PM  
HAAIII! Don't those retards know that it's 5 jars of Hellman's day? LOLRETARDS! We all know one! LOL.
 
2008-04-23 6:54:46 PM  
One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.
 
2008-04-23 7:06:51 PM  
wrytrzcrmp: HAAIII! Don't those retards know that it's 5 jars of Hellman's day? LOLRETARDS! We all know one! LOL.

That's "LEOTARDS", you fool...

Which is a moran born in July, of course.
 
2008-04-23 7:12:35 PM  
This is evil and must be stoped
 
2008-04-23 7:25:13 PM  
In Mexico they celebrate the Fourth of July on June 30th

j/k no they don't, their country is a shiathole and they don't celebrate our holiday as a party day, the way we do theirs
 
2008-04-23 7:44:11 PM  
There are those rare times you can laugh this hard....
 
2008-04-23 7:50:28 PM  
... and Dos de Mayo is moved to May 5th.
 
2008-04-23 9:24:41 PM  
Well, if dem foriners didn spek that dum ass forin language!
 
2008-04-23 10:24:54 PM  
Someone's not happy about this.

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2008-04-23 10:31:44 PM  
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2008-04-23 10:45:41 PM  
And to make it a three day weekend, New Year's Day will be celebrated on January 2nd, 2009.
 
2008-04-23 10:47:32 PM  
Solid State Vittles: One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.

One? Math much?
 
2008-04-23 10:49:48 PM  
Is it because this is a leap year?
 
2008-04-23 10:50:08 PM  
Solid State Vittles: One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.

You're either kinda brilliant or a pretty big dumbass.

But I'm laughing at you either way, so I win.
 
2008-04-23 10:50:09 PM  
You're doing it wrong senor.
 
2008-04-23 10:50:23 PM  
Maybe it'll be like Ground Hog Day in Spanish.
 
2008-04-23 10:50:46 PM  
eqtworld: In Mexico they celebrate the Fourth of July on June 30th

j/k no they don't, their country is a shiathole and they don't celebrate our holiday as a party day, the way we do theirs


I really never see that much celebration in September for their independence.
 
2008-04-23 10:52:12 PM  
anyone else notice that the cinco de mayo celebration is being held at a bus terminal? is this really just a deportation ploy?

Oh yeah! party's just inside the bus there, head on in! *SLAM*
 
2008-04-23 10:52:55 PM  
HellblazerPrime: Solid State Vittles: One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.

You're either kinda brilliant or a pretty big dumbass.

But I'm laughing at you either way, so I win.


The day of the dead point indicates a joke.

/or woeful ignorance
 
2008-04-23 10:53:15 PM  
Of course they moved it. They were predicting some really lousy Smarch weather.
 
2008-04-23 10:53:39 PM  
True story, Pittsburgh has celebrated 4th of July on July 3rd.
 
2008-04-23 10:53:56 PM  
Hey, May 2nd is my brithday! Horay for afterbirth!
 
2008-04-23 10:54:12 PM  
May 5th is a monday
May 2nd is a friday

Face it - we have to switch the date.
 
2008-04-23 10:57:57 PM  
Every day is Cinco de Mayo if you keep it in your corazón.
 
2008-04-23 10:58:45 PM  
I get so confused when it comes to this holiday. I guess it's because there are so many days throughout the year when one can celebrate the French surrendering.
 
2008-04-23 11:02:55 PM  
patrickstt: anyone else notice that the cinco de mayo celebration is being held at a bus terminal? is this really just a deportation ploy?

Oh yeah! party's just inside the bus there, head on in! *SLAM*

Shiat, that just made Pepsi come out my nose! Ow.
 
2008-04-23 11:05:06 PM  
No big deal really. Countless cities in the US celebrate the 4th of July on other days especially when it falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, they push the festivities back or forward a day. It's no big deal.
 
2008-04-23 11:05:34 PM  
ChadManMn: I get so confused when it comes to this holiday. I guess it's because there are so many days throughout the year when one can celebrate the French surrendering.

Awesome
 
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2008-04-23 11:06:34 PM  
orale...

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2008-04-23 11:07:49 PM  
dennysgod: No big deal really. Countless cities in the US celebrate the 4th of July on other days especially when it falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, they push the festivities back or forward a day. It's no big deal.

Way to take the fun out of it

/Debbie Downer
 
2008-04-23 11:08:12 PM  
 
2008-04-23 11:08:19 PM  
Dang, I was supposed to get my lawn cut May 2nd
Looks like I'm gonna have to wait now
 
2008-04-23 11:08:57 PM  
Also...

If the calendar begins with Jesus (1 a.C.) why is His birthday on December 25th instead of January 1st?
 
2008-04-23 11:09:44 PM  
PandaGurl: patrickstt: anyone else notice that the cinco de mayo celebration is being held at a bus terminal? is this really just a deportation ploy?

Oh yeah! party's just inside the bus there, head on in! *SLAM*

Shiat, that just made Pepsi come out my nose! Ow.


I've never been more proud of myself
 
2008-04-23 11:12:33 PM  
Solid State Vittles: One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.

Um, that would still be three days off, and Dia de los Muertas is in October.

Either you fail badly, or need more tequila.
 
2008-04-23 11:19:22 PM  
Jose628: Also...

If the calendar begins with Jesus (1 a.C.) why is His birthday on December 25th instead of January 1st?


What'll really bake your noodle is that Jesus was actually born around 5 BC.
 
2008-04-23 11:20:40 PM  
 
2008-04-23 11:25:26 PM  
GBmanNC: Jose628: Also...

If the calendar begins with Jesus (1 a.C.) why is His birthday on December 25th instead of January 1st?

What'll really bake your noodle is that Jesus was actually born around 5 BC.


You sir, are a MORAN. Had be been born then, he would have met his kindergarten self and then killed his grandfather, thereby negating his very existence.
 
2008-04-23 11:27:23 PM  
I always thought it was a strange coincidence that cinco de mayo was always on May 5th.
 
2008-04-23 11:27:36 PM  
Gyrfalcon: Solid State Vittles: One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.

Um, that would still be three days off, and Dia de los Muertas is in October.

Either you fail badly, or need more tequila.


Why can't it be both?

/Can't wait for Cinco De Mayo
//Which, of course, I'll be celebrating on Tres De Mayo during the De La Hoya Fight
///And it will carry over into Cuatro de Mayo when I'll be basting in the sweet, sweet musical juices of one Carlos Santana at JazzFest
//And then I'll finish off the weekend playing "hide the chorizo" with my lovely hispanic girlfriend
/She's Venezuelan, but hey, who's keeping count?
 
2008-04-23 11:31:34 PM  
Cinco De Mayo is more popular in the US than in Mexico.

Any excuse to get drunk, I guess.
 
2008-04-23 11:38:13 PM  
wildcardjack: Cinco De Mayo is more popular in the US than in Mexico.

Any excuse to get drunk, I guess.


You say that like it's a bad thing. I take pride in our country's ability to take another country's holiday and turn it into a nationwide beer commercial. It's what makes America America, and if you don't like it, you can just go to Canada! Whose holidays we will also be stealing this year.

/I'm pumped up for Boxing Day
//I've already got my Boxing Day Beer Bong and Pong Extravaganza fliers ready to go at the drop of a hockey helmet
 
2008-04-23 11:38:31 PM  
kinda like we celebrated St. Patrick's Day, March 17, the Friday or Saturday before that so as not to interfere with Holy Week?


/the morans are out in full force in this thread: "B-b-b-but... we're not racist! We just make fun of people who look different and speak weird, and worship/celebrate in funny little ceremonies. Welcome to America!"
 
2008-04-23 11:39:41 PM  
Solid State Vittles: One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.

I see what you did there...
 
2008-04-23 11:41:33 PM  
Egon Spengler: kinda like we celebrated St. Patrick's Day, March 17, the Friday or Saturday before that so as not to interfere with Holy Week?


/the morans are out in full force in this thread: "B-b-b-but... we're not racist! We just make fun of people who look different and speak weird, and worship/celebrate in funny little ceremonies. Welcome to America!"



Start Cinco de Mayo a little early did we?

/friends don't let friends internet drunk
 
2008-04-23 11:41:33 PM  
wildcardjack: Cinco De Mayo is more popular in the US than in Mexico.

Any excuse to get drunk, I guess.


A celebration about a small battle won against a European power. Guess what? France returned and conquered them anyway. Battle won, war lost. Mexico's history is long, sad and tragic.
 
2008-04-23 11:43:09 PM  
Just don't fark with Mardi Gras...
 
2008-04-23 11:45:36 PM  
Gyrfalcon: Solid State Vittles: One day off, big whoop. Besides, everyone calls it "The Day of the Dead" anyway.

Um, that would still be three days off, and Dia de los Muertas is in October.

Either you fail badly, or need more tequila.


Extra fail...El Día de los Muertos is in November.
 
2008-04-23 11:47:03 PM  
Like I said....MORE TEQUILA!
 
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