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Christmas saying

Billybonce | 16:12 Tue 26th Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Where does the saying "Christmas comes but once a year" originate ?

Sun Bingo and Deal or No Deal

Herculis Monday 26/09/06

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jan1956

could be this 1936 film
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0027446/
jan

teacher1

Haven't got a clue about the answer, but there's a nice poem on this link.
http://www.epoems.org.uk/18.htm

Quizmonster

"Christmasse cometh but once a yeare" appeared in Camden's Proverbs published in 1605, so it was already a proverb...ie a longstanding folk saying...four centuries ago!

jan1956

or this poem
http://www.epoems.org.uk/18.htm

Quizmonster

More to the point...do we really need to be talking about it three months in advance?

teacher1

Why not? It's on it's way !

Quizmonster

So's Armageddon!

teacher1

They both seem to mean the same thing in my house !!

Quizmonster

Personally, I think it's high time I got my order for hot cross buns into the bakery! I've already got the Valentine's card hidden away.