Nice thought - there usually are a lot of empties the following day. But no, the term comes from the old custom of employers giving their staff a "Christmas box" on that day - a gift, or a sum of money as a reward for their year's work. In big houses, the gift was not given until Dec 26th to ensure that the household staff worked on the 25th!
no its called boxing day because of skyrim
no its called boxing day because of skyrim
Boxing Day is a traditional British holiday, observed on the day after Christmas, when upper-middle class and the wealthy would give a box containing a gift, usually money, to their servants and tradesmen.
The phrase 'in your face' is a slang term which originates from 1970's America. A lot of the earliest references come from various sports such as boxing and basketball used as a contemptuous phrase used to intimidate the opposition.
no its called boxing day because of skyrim
Pandas don't have boxes.
There is no postal service on Boxing Day.
boxing
Etymology: from the old days when miners held boxing matches; the winner got money, the loser got a ham and egg meal
From Italian mezzo mezzo half and half.
This depends on how many truffles you are purchasing. Small amounts come in very small boxes that are only a few inches on each side. More truffles come in larger boxes.
Round things, such as Pizza, cakes, plates, dishes, and so on, come in square boxes because round boxes cost far more to manufacture. It's a lot easier to make a square container than it is to make a circular one. It's much easier to clip a lid into a square box than a round one. Empty, they also ship and store flat, and can be stacked on a shelf (empty) when put together for that day's pizzas. For deliveries, it gives room for those little dips to be stored in the corner. And square boxes stack best inside the thermal bags for delivery.