> > In certain carrolling circles, one might even hear of the 12 days of Christmas, which would
> > indicate that we're getting gypped out of another week and a half of days off of work.
> > Although since no one really knows which 12 they are (Bob & Doug McKenzie tried, but still
> > fell short), it's probably safe to say that the guy who made up the 12 days was hopped up on goof
> > balls at the time.
>
> If I recall correctly, the twelve days of Christmas are the twelve days beginning on Christmas Day and ending at Epiphany.
>
> Paul

Suddenly, it all makes sense. Like the concept popped into my head like I'm having one of those... oh, what do you call it?...Where a great idea just comes to you, and you have clarity of thought...I think it starts with an E...