"Mrs Redboots" wrote in message
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Paul Weaver wrote to uk.transport.london on Sun, 15 May 2005:

"Bonzo" wrote in message
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In the Orthodox parts of Europe Xmas isn't in December, is it?

Sure it is, You're thinking of Easter (Easter Sunday was May 1st this
year)

Actually, "Bonzo" was right - the Orthodox celebrate Christmas on 6
January.

Rings a bell, but there sure is plenty of celebration in Greece on the run
up to the 25th. Mind you Christmas and Easter become more and more
commercialised each year, there were 3 times the number of adverts for eggs
on Alpha this easter compared with last...

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