The human culture is one of many silly and often greater errors. The main theme of this given writing for discussion ( as discussion is defined as: either giving or lacking of giving). concerning sillynesses humans have determined themselves of scholarly and or socially. It is that arrival of the year 2000 for the U.S.A has been a value which has brought some including myself to look a little more at what we have, and are representing. Mmmmm Coka Cola is definitely a pepi for me. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! yet I do like pepsi cola the sweet of it truly at times. Anyhow my giving is of decency of my study's concerning symbology & often misuse of. Now as a young person I many times thought to myself hmm. what is this black Friday mention after thanksgiving? ?anyone to explain ?really Here now I have in my life very much enjoyed a PBS special honoring variety's of brown and black body color honor representation. Hmmm, Yes I also do understand that most body's even if of crème color status do get pretty nice suntan if a person chooses to. Aside from the chit chat here I venture to the interest of symbology as promised. Here now the cross one has known of as represent and liked in it's simplicity even though often beings have gotten caught in biblical writings. The cross to some was known as a means of representative icon of document refining for, earnest, and assureity. At simply equality a human being is defined as person. Ethnicity is often perceived as single, a person is ethnic to the realism that life is. And life is integrity Now I am pleased to mention that if I were to reinvent calendrical perception I would refer black history month into it's integrity, in that somewhere, Yes perhaps there was an school where perhaps Sir Martin Luther KIng was a wonderous graduate, perhaps as a young or elder man having enjoyed the sence of humor afforded in the times. Many were very admirable of his wonderful speeches at the time; So admirable that somehow I wonder if he may have been of relative invent that black history be; for it is he was of good herent political standing with other men and women of his time; and perhaps he never was quite understood for his idea relative of the times of separating the idea of church from state, and that black history month really be a time of 'assureity considering reason of our document representation; which is realistically printed black ink on white paper. I guess black Friday may have been preparative, in reason of our nation and it's standing of the initiation of our peace corporation (peace corps) as nonviolence and decency of structurist interest, of saving grace for people and lands and ecology.. rather than militia that accost. For some reason it did seem fair that world war was claimed at end at the Vietnam War and that peace corps was really the new standard. interesting.
Thanksgiving is a national holiday, so most people don't go to work and children don't go to school. It's difficult to get people to come back to work for one day, and most schools are simply closed on Friday. As a result, the day after Thanksgiving is an "unofficial holiday." Because Thanksgiving occurs roughly four weeks before Christmas, the day after has become the unofficial "first day for Christmas shopping." This is when many people begin shopping for gifts, decorations, party clothes, greeting cards, food etc. Many years ago (but long after I was born in 1943), the stores decided to turn this into a major event. They open earlier than usual on the day after Thanksgiving, and they advertise many bargains to lure Americans into the stores. Now if you consider the following: The day after a more-or-less sacred holiday has become a commercial event rather than a patriotic or religious event. It has become a difficult and chaotic event for the people who actually go into the stores, looking for bargains. The children are home on a weekday, increasing the workload for mothers. Many people (especially women, who do most of the cooking in the USA) are tired after Thanksgiving and would like to rest, but instead they find themselves getting up early and dragging the kids into the stores while their husbands rest on the sofa watching sports on TV. They spend a lot of money, which has a dangerous effect on the family finances. For these reasons (and others which I didn't remember when I wrote that), using the adjective "black" identifies this event as somewhat evil! There is no connection between "Black Friday" and "Black History Month." The similarity in names is just a coincidence. Black people go shopping on Black Friday, just like white people. And they come home just as exhausted and impoverished as white people. No. This is all wrong. Please understand that "Black Friday" has no reference to black people. It's just a linguistic coincidence. Black Friday is about commerce. Black History Month is about the history of black people. By the way, there have been quite a few events in world history that have been named "Black Friday." For example, there were two "Black Fridays" during World War II, referring to major military operations that helped us defeat the Nazis.
Q: What do Black Friday shoppers and the Thanksgiving turkey have in common? A: They know what it's like to be jammed into a small place and stuffed! Q: Who profits the most on Black Friday? A: The one who was smart enough not to go shopping on that day. Black Friday is a scam. You should be mad they overcharge you 364 days a year Q: What flies faster than items off the rack on Black Friday? A: Credit card payment slips! Q: What did Nala tell Simba after seeing a herd of women on Black Friday? A: You gotta Mufasa Q: Which family usually spends the most on Black Friday? A: The one who earns the least. Q: Why do shoppers feel like cranberry juice on Black Friday? A: They get bruised and battered bloody by other people until they get squeezed at the cashier. Q: What do people eat on Black Friday? A: Whatever they couldn't finish on Thanksgiving Thursday. Q: Why do Americans go shopping on Black Friday? A: They are thankful they survived Thanksgiving's feast. Q: Why do they call the day after Thanksgiving "Black Friday"? A: It matches the mood of all those unhappy bloated shoppers. Q: Why did Obama's family go shopping on Black Friday? A: What better way is there to spread some of that Stimulus Money?! Black Friday One Liners Black Friday: A day Americans are willing to kill over materialistic things just a day after celebrating what they're already thankful for. If someone advertises a Black Friday beer sale I will camp out until I freeze Black Friday is so hypocritical. one day you're thankful for everything you have then the next day you're fighting over tvs & stuff on sale Black Friday. You know what? I don't see color. I just see people. I will be calling it Friday. I'll be celebrating Black Friday in my traditional way.... by completely ignoring it. Black Friday = The Day People Spend Money They Don't Have On Things They Don't Need. Black Friday = Broke Saturday Probable Headline: "1000 Americans killed trying to get twinkies on Black Friday." "Black Friday" came earlier this year for me (my TV was stolen) I want Black Friday prices and short lines everyday. Why the hell don't liquor stores have Black Friday sales? Black Friday is when I drive to the local KFC for a gang bang. Lonely Steve It's Black Friday and mall is packed with shoppers and Steve can't find his wife. Steve goes up to a very attractive woman and says 'Excuse me, can you help me? I cannot see my wife, and I know that she is here in the shopping mall somewhere. Can you just talk to me for a couple of minutes?" The attrative woman replies "Why?" Steve replies "Because every time I talk to a beautiful woman, my wife materialises out of thin air."
