Q:
A: No, but American's living in England would celebrate it. I guess it would be like celebrating the day your kid graduated from high school or left home, it's the day England got rid of the pesky kids who wouldn't pay their taxes.
Related items
- Hi everyone, iam planning my daughters' 3rd birthday party which is on the 4th of July. Can i have some ideas
- at rite-aid they have a picture restoration process?
- Will you help fight high gas prices by joining me July 4th 2008 by refusing to pay?National Refuse to Pay Day.
- firework questions?
- question on fireworks?