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FREE WEEKEND TOMORROW

5129frederick — Fri, 10 May 2013 22:38:35 GMT

Lest anybody didn't notice, it's a free weekend tomorroe.

Re: FREE WEEKEND TOMORROW

blackburn_stevie — Sat, 11 May 2013 02:25:52 GMT

What?? ... A free week-end all in one day?

Surely that goes beyond the possibilities of Physics.

Re: FREE WEEKEND TOMORROW

5129frederick — Sun, 12 May 2013 11:36:49 GMT

🙂 Oh my - aren't we being clever. Even more amazing than that was the fact that in 1946, Good Friday fell on a Saturday. Impossible? Not really, when you consider Good Friday was a horse! :^O (Fell at the first fence, Aintree, Grand National)

Re: FREE WEEKEND TOMORROW

blackburn_stevie — Sun, 12 May 2013 14:33:16 GMT

Frederick ..... There is another horse related conundrum similar to yours but involves Christmas Day. I can't remember exactly what it was all about but it may have been a race meeting held on Christmas day when a horse called Boxing Day fell so in other words, Boxing Day fell on Christmas Day.

Praise be to Gautama Buddha that some of us have managed to retain our sense of humour. :^O

Re: FREE WEEKEND TOMORROW

ronnybabes — Mon, 13 May 2013 21:44:29 GMT

Frederick ..... There is another horse related conundrum similar to yours but involves Christmas Day. I can't remember exactly what it was all about but it may have been a race meeting held on Christmas day when a horse called Boxing Day fell so in other words, Boxing Day fell on Christmas Day.

Just about right Steve, except the other way round. There is a glut of race meetings on Boxing Day every year, and a horse named "Christmas Day fell in one of them.