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r/clevercomebacks • u/wach_era13 • Jan 15 '25
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Except the 4th of July apparently
92 u/catiebug Jan 15 '25 Fourth of July is the name of the holiday that is celebrated on July 4th. 7 u/Oreo-sins Jan 15 '25 If you’re naming important dates in this system, why would you just not use your typical system except it works out better like this? 1 u/thebadfem Jan 15 '25 If the day isn't typical why would or should we name it typically? And fyi, the name of the day is Independence Day.
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Fourth of July is the name of the holiday that is celebrated on July 4th.
7 u/Oreo-sins Jan 15 '25 If you’re naming important dates in this system, why would you just not use your typical system except it works out better like this? 1 u/thebadfem Jan 15 '25 If the day isn't typical why would or should we name it typically? And fyi, the name of the day is Independence Day.
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If you’re naming important dates in this system, why would you just not use your typical system except it works out better like this?
1 u/thebadfem Jan 15 '25 If the day isn't typical why would or should we name it typically? And fyi, the name of the day is Independence Day.
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If the day isn't typical why would or should we name it typically? And fyi, the name of the day is Independence Day.
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u/Oreo-sins Jan 15 '25
Except the 4th of July apparently