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Most of the guys in the US offices are off today, obviously. It's pretty quiet there.
Garin wrote:
> Machie wrote:
> Why do they say "Happy 4th of July" and not
> "Happy July 4th"?
>
> "4th of July" is the name of the holiday, July 4th is
> a date.
Ah that makes sense :)
> Machie wrote:
> Why do they say "Happy 4th of July" and not
> "Happy July 4th"?
>
> "4th of July" is the name of the holiday, July 4th is
> a date.
Ah that makes sense :)
Machie wrote:
> Why do they say "Happy 4th of July" and not
> "Happy July 4th"?
"4th of July" is the name of the holiday, July 4th is a date.
> Why do they say "Happy 4th of July" and not
> "Happy July 4th"?
"4th of July" is the name of the holiday, July 4th is a date.
Who knows? I'm English the American ways always baffle me. I know I sure as hell ain't getting a day off for it though :(