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Why isn't Children's day celebrated in the US?

Started by lovemuffin
(2013-05-12 09:21:23)

Screamer (2013-05-12 09:50:03)

We do. It's called Saturday.

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Smashsonic123 (2013-05-13 04:58:35)

My country doesn't even have a day were you bring your child to your work day AND halloween, so quit winning...

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OtherSilhouette (2013-05-13 06:07:05)

Kylie's comment is funny if you read it in a Irish accent.

On topic:
Well, originally, its "El Dia De Los Ninos", and is mostly celebrated in Mexico.

Mewtwo21 (2013-05-13 07:29:33)

because this AMURECA!!!

little5 (2013-05-13 09:05:15)

I just asked my mom this today, she hadn't an answer. Idk why. :/

SonicMobian (2013-05-13 12:19:14)

Well, that answer is Christmas.

Besides, to all of our parents, we're just a wall. Think: The children's table at Thanksgiving, go outside to play. (in other words, these all mean GTFO of my face,)

So really, stahp, we have Christmas, and children don't really deserve appreciation for anything, and yes, that also includes me. But most definatley you. AND MOST CERTAINLY the brat who made this thread.

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