A segment on the news last night told of the British finding an original signed document of the Declaration of Independence.  It got me to thinking and asking the question:  Do they have a 4th of July in England?

Have an enjoyable and safe 4th of July.

Ron
Ronald T. Fleming, D. Min.
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Are you trying to trick us?   Of course they do.   They just don't celebrate it as an Independence Day.  
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A segment on the news last night told of the British finding an original signed document of the Declaration of Independence.  It got me to thinking and asking the question:  Do they have a 4th of July in England?

Have an enjoyable and safe 4th of July.

Ron
Ronald T. Fleming, D. Min.
aka:  Dr. Ron
stop by for a visit on
My Front Porch

Oh are so wise to catch on to my trick question right away.
 
 
Ronald T. Fleming, D. Min.
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Am not quite sure of your point, but I thought that there  would be the
Fourth of July at some hour of the day all over the  world.

To everyone, "Have a Happy Fourth of July".

God bless,

Vera

In a message dated 7/3/2009 1:39:01 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  

Ronald T.  Fleming, D. Min.
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Over the years I have asked that question and many responded "No."  They of course were thinking of the celebration and not the actual day of the year.  Then, I would respond with something like this: "So they have a July 3rd followed by a July 5th but not July 4th and then they would capture the meaning of the humor.

Not everything in life needs to have a point.  Some things are humorous in themselves and folks usually laugh at such.  We take life way too serious at times.

Have a great day.

Ron
Ronald T. Fleming, D. Min.
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Good response, Ron.  Mine was going to be Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire, oops wrong holiday.

Carroll

That is kind of like asking how old someone is that has a birthday on February 29th.

Very Respectfully,
Jason Chambers, LT, CHC, USN
Recruit Training Command
Great Lakes, IL

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Date: Fri, 3 Jul 2009 20:12:11 -0700
From: religionprofes...@sbcglobal.net
Subject: Cumberlist: Re: 4th of July
To: cumberlist@googlegroups.com

Over the years I have asked that question and many responded "No."  They of course were thinking of the celebration and not the actual day of the year.  Then, I would respond with something like this: "So they have a July 3rd followed by a July 5th but not July 4th and then they would capture the meaning of the humor.

Not everything in life needs to have a point.  Some things are humorous in themselves and folks usually laugh at such.  We take life way too serious at times.

Have a great day.

Ron
Ronald T. Fleming, D. Min.
aka:  Dr. Ron
stop by for a visit on
My Front Porch

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