Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! (Please let''s not turn this into a political thing.)

Dude, Thanksgiving was ages ago.

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"The greater part of hope is patience. I can not tell you the answer, or I will be cheating the growth of your character."
- Wanderer

Everyone have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. Please don''t kill the inlaws.

I just had some of the best friggin turkey ever! MMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.


Hilary Duff, will you marry me?

What''s thanksgiving? Is it just like Christmas? And why do you celebrate it?

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Original post by Monty Python
What''s thanksgiving? Is it just like Christmas? And why do you celebrate it?

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It''s a day where you eat a lot of food, generally turky. It''s a celebration of the people in the Plymouth colony surviving, although it''s also often linked to religious reasons. I''d think someone from England would know this already, so I probably just missed some inside joke, but oh well.

By the way, Canada celebrates it on a different date, because they really wouldn''t clebrate Americans surviving...

So what do you eat on Christmas day?

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Original post by Voice Of Tango
So what do you eat on Christmas day?

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Canadians.

"Baby-killer is a bad word though. Notice how as soon as you say it, you think negative things." - Peon

lol, why would you expect someone from England to know about an American holiday?

I don''t think the tradition of turkey for Christmas is followed as closely here in the USA. I dunno though: I wasn''t born here, my family is vegitarian, and we''re not Christian.

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Proceeding on a brutal rampage is the obvious choice.

I had a rough idea of what it was I just wasn''t sure. And that wasn''t an inside joke before.

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Original post by Zorodius

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Original post by Voice Of Tango
So what do you eat on Christmas day?

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Canadians.

"Baby-killer is a bad word though. Notice how as soon as you say it, you think negative things." - Peon

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Teh funnay!


Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

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Original post by amish1234
lol, why would you expect someone from England to know about an American holiday?

I don''t think the tradition of turkey for Christmas is followed as closely here in the USA. I dunno though: I wasn''t born here, my family is vegitarian, and we''re not Christian.

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Proceeding on a brutal rampage is the obvious choice.

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I don''t know, I would have thought that something like Thanksgiving would be internationally known. I guess I''m just too used to living in the United States, lol.



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Bah. All of you have missed the point. Thanksgiving is all about the PIE! (which, of course, I have had four pieces of thus far... I think I''m half weebl)

Happy thanksgiving everyone (I guess)!!!

We celebrate "All hearts day" in Finland, in Februari IIRC.

/MindWipe

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Original post by cowsarenotevil

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Original post by Monty Python
What''s thanksgiving? Is it just like Christmas? And why do you celebrate it?

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It''s a day where you eat a lot of food, generally turky. It''s a celebration of the people in the Plymouth colony surviving, although it''s also often linked to religious reasons. I''d think someone from England would know this already, so I probably just missed some inside joke, but oh well.

By the way, Canada celebrates it on a different date, because they really wouldn''t clebrate Americans surviving...

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Is "turky" how you describe someone similar to a Turk?

Crazy americans




[edited by - raymondo on November 27, 2003 9:34:15 PM]

Isn''t anyone gonna tell me what you eat on Christmas day?

ham or turkey and lots of 3.1415 and caek!!!!

Dredd
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Original post by amish1234
lol, why would you expect someone from England to know about an American holiday?

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Because the fact that the pilgrims survived (coincidentally, plymouth was still an English colony at the time) and later seperated from England is a part of English history too...