Saying "Happy Memorial Day" or "have a great Memorial Day" are very common and accepted expressions. They don't imply that we should be happy when we remember our fallen soldiers, rather that we take the time to be happy while we're stopping down to celebrate their remembrance and sacrifice for our freedoms, which includes the freedom to be happy. There's not a single thing wrong with wishing someone a "Happy Memorial Day." This from a guy whose family (and buddies' families) knows and has lived that sacrifice.
Second, Fruity Pebbles are terrible, not least because they go soggy in about 4 seconds and you're left eating limp bits of disgusting, runny mush instead of cereal.
Third, the Beatles blow wet diarrhea ass, and that's literally the nicest thing I can say about them. I hate that stupid ass group of overrated assholes with the fire of a million suns.
Second, Fruity Pebbles are terrible, not least because they go soggy in about 4 seconds and you're left eating limp bits of disgusting, runny mush instead of cereal.
Third, the Beatles blow wet diarrhea ass, and that's literally the nicest thing I can say about them. I hate that stupid ass group of overrated assholes with the fire of a million suns.