No, it is not a U.S. holiday. It is a religious holiday. Perhaps it is your holiday, if not mine. For that, I wish you a wonderful holiday.
It’s not? You mean you don’t get the day off?
It celebrates the birth of a great man. End of conversation.
No, it is not a U.S. holiday. It is a religious holiday. Perhaps it is your holiday, if not mine. For that, I wish you a wonderful holiday.
E, my friend; you're losing it. Your hostility and anger are pushing you into realms of ridiculous sputterings. Log off, go take a lunch break and forget this thread ever existed.
And have a happy Hanukkah.
???? Not a U.S. Federal Holiday ? When did it become not a holiday ?
“No, it is not a U.S. holiday.”
Yes, it is, moron. It is on the federal schedule of federal holidays.
Stop being a self-centered, childish idiot.
Sure it is. Federal holidays
Christmas Day has been a Federal Holiday since, I think, about 1870.
Do you WORK on Christmas?