Holiday POWER RANKS

[Dr. Jones]

You ever lived outside Utah?

Halloween is more on the level of Valentines and St Patricks Day in most places. Not neck n' neck with Christmas.

I have lived places that this is on par with Christmas... I miss those places.

 

[spycam1]

You ever lived outside Utah?

Halloween is more on the level of Valentines and St Patricks Day in most places. Not neck n' neck with Christmas.

Never really lived outside of Utah.

I go to Orlando every year for Fall Break and do Halloween stuff there. People there seem to like Halloween a ton, too, from what I can tell. But I can see why that would be an exception cause of the theme parks having Halloween parties throughout the month and such.

 

[UGLI baby]

I have lived places that this is on par with Christmas... I miss those places.

I love Ireland too.

 

[UGLI baby]

What's the best place for St Paddy's PKM?

Would think Chicago and Boston OTTOMH

 

[spycam1]

Good thread idea btw.

 

[Dr. Jones]

Boston rocks.
Yep, Chicago too.
NYC
Key West (no homo)
Louisville, actually

 

[UGLI baby]

Boston rocks.
Yep, Chicago too.
NYC
Key West (no homo)
Louisville, actually

Gorgeous campus.

 

[Dr. Jones]

Gorgeous campus.

Incorrect. I'll give credit when due... but ULs campus is a slum. UKs is a beaut doe.

 

[green]

Philly was really big on Halloween, Christmas and St Patricks. Power usage had to be through the roof those months. Every house (especially row homes) glowing like an airport with holiday lights.

 

[♪alt13]

!. Kids B-day

2. Halloween

3. Pioneer Day

4. 4th of July

5. St. Patricks Day

6. New years Day

7. Elk Hunt

8. Thanksgiving

9. 420

10. Christmas

 

[Gameface]

!. Kids B-day

2. Halloween

3. Pioneer Day

4. 4th of July

5. St. Patricks Day

6. New years Day

7. Elk Hunt

8. Thanksgiving

9. 420

10. Christmas

HAHA, when did your family celebrate kids day? I can't even remember the date but my family celebrated it when I was a kid and I got a CO2 powered bb pistol one year...****ing rocked!

 

[Gameface]

1) Independence Day

2) Valentine's Day

3) Halloween

4) Winter Solstice

5) Spring Equinox

6) Summer Solstice (now I remember when we celebrated "kid's day" on the solstice..duh)

7) Veteran's Day

8) Memorial Day

9) President's Day

10) Labor day