Fibbing Friday – Holiday Hijinks
This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.
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- Why is it traditional to eat turkey for Thanksgiving dinner? (In the US, at least.) … Because all the chickens crossed the road & the Pilgrims couldn’t catch them, so had to settle for turkey.
- What is “Festivus”? … This is a nasty, infected sore that has festered and is full of pus. Ewww!
- Why does Hanukka (or Chanuka, if you prefer) last for eight days? … Because they are fun holidays and nobody wants the fun to end.
- Why does Kwanzaa last seven days? … Because that word has 7 letters.
- According to the song, there are twelve days of Christmas, so why do most people only observe Christmas for one day? … Mostly because their houses aren’t big enough to hold all the many characters mentioned in that song.
- Why does Canada have Thanksgiving in October? … They want to celebrate before the really cold weather gets there and they get snowed in.
- What is Childermas? … I believe this is the long standing rule that says you must have more children.
- In the US, why is the Friday after Thanksgiving known as “Black Friday”? … This big shopping day is called Black Friday because of this secret: If a shopper wears black clothes at the stores, only they will get a special discount on purchases.
- What is “Boxing Day”? … For real I think it is a sporting event.
- What is “Saturnalia”? … This is a day when the planet Saturn releases millions of aliens to come to Earth.
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Love your first answer Barbara.
Thanks so much, Di! 🙂
That Festivus holiday doesn’t sound like much fun.
heh heh – I know! Pretty awful. Thanks, Jim. 🙂
Love your first answer. 🙂 XO
Thanks, Ellen! These are always fun to do. 🙂
Lol! Great imagination
Thanks, Sadje! Glad you like these. They are lots of fun to do. 🙂
You’re welcome.
I totally agree with the last answer.
hee hee! Glad you like that one, Lauren! 🙂
If they want to beat the snow, I think Canada will have to move Thanksgiving to August!
Thanks, Bill!
This could be true, but at times we here are colder than places in Canada! Oh, and when we came through Alaska years ago, it was August … and snowing there at the airport! So strange. 🙂