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#1
I’m British. I ignore it.
Final score:
5points
Lil Miss Hobbit 2 years ago
Ignoring us literally started the war in the first place. You should be thankful we're free now.
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#2
I’m Canadian, so I don’t celebrate Fourth of July. On the first of July was Canada Day, which was great, but the fireworks were so freaking loud that I had a hard time trying to sleep!
Final score:
5points
#3
I hide in my room and hope that the fireworks and "celebratory" gunfire stop before midnight. My family used to go to a picnic thing in my neighborhood, but we don't anymore.
Final score:
4points
David Furritus 2 years ago
I put up with them on the days that our county allows us to set off fireworks, but on other days when they're prohibited, I check to see if they're actually in our neighborhood and if they are, I call the cops. Yeah, I'm that guy, but I'm also that guy that suffers from extreme PTSD from fighting in areas where those kind of noises meant a totally different thing...
#4
With noise-canceling headphones and an extra dose of my anti-anxiety meds. I suffer from PTSD from ironically, defending people's right to celebrate this noisy holiday.
Final score:
3points
#5
Not a celebration but an observation from someone living across the pond in Britain. Independence Day celebrates America gaining indepence from Britain, does it not. Why then when mentioning independence day does Americans use the British date format I.e. dd/mm/yy (4th July), and not the American date format I.e. mm/dd/yy. (July 4th).? Interesting.
Final score:
2points
Lil Miss Hobbit 2 years ago
Because we were British colonies when we broke off, and so the "4th" is what we have called it since then. Our number system and stuff has changed and become more American since that time. Just a guess. 🤷♀️
#7
Fireworks and hang out at a family’friends/friends house. Just got back a few hours ago.
Final score:
1point
#8
It was my 2nd 4th of July in America, so I tried to soak it in. I listened to patriotic music all day, and then in the evening we went up and sat on the hill and watched the whole city setting off fireworks. We also did lemonade and ice-cream. Then it rained on us, so we went home and hung out. It was perfect.
Final score:
1point
#9
I painted on the dining room table. My neighbor was doing a fireworks display, and I was able to watch from the comfort of my home while doing art.
Final score:
0points
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