HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY
 

Looks like we're in a rut for wishing ppl a Happy Holiday lately so someones gotta step up!



Happy Thanksgiving!!! http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...gia/Turkey.gif



Thanks for the interesting members, discussions, staff, trolls, newbs, etc!

Awesome Thanksgiving for us!

We told our families we couldn't go because we were going to the opposite family for dinner....we then made pizzas and watch Dazed and Confused. :fullofwin:

^ You lied on thanksgiving day?

Wait, so there are two of you? LOLOLOLOLOLOL


Gridlock really exists and is not your alter ego?

1.) Yes, "we" lied.

2.) Just because nobody else can see Gridlock, it doesn't mean he isn't real.

We're still waiting to eat here ;)

Making a Goose for the first time and well things aren't going perfectly :)



and god i hope there's a girdlock or else that'd be the saddest thing ever

:alone:

Yes, its true. I exist, I'm a real person.

I am, however, being held here against my will. She checks everything. I cannot obtain help.

SEND HELP.

The RS Justice League will help!

:fullofwin:

Small "Thanksgiving" history lesson.

The first "Thanksgiving" was announced to celebrate the safe return of a band of heavily armed "hunters," who had returned from massacring 700 Pequot First Nations - men, women and children. The sharing of a "Thanksgiving" meal between pilgrims and First Nations never happened, it's a relatively new story.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone as well.

ended up doing something different for dinner and made a seafood boil instead, damn it was fricken good.

Crab, Clams, Mussels, prawns, red snapper, halibut broth, onions, celery, potatos and fresh fennel.
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that's the American Thanksgiving though :) right? :/

In Canada, there are some traditions of fall dinners giving "thanks" as an agrarian society would be very thankful for the harvest being complete, and I think that tradition follows through in many cultures.

Modern Thanksgiving in Canada being in October was something officially made a holiday in the 1950's(?). It changed dates a bunch of times before that and interfered with the planned November 11 holiday.

So really, Canadian Thanksgiving really isn't anything steeped in grand tradition. We don't have the equivalent first feast at Plymouth Rock with our native friends that we aren't at all interested in slaughtering touching little story that they tell American children, which is...


Is of course, kind of crap.

Modern US Thanksgiving is based on extending the Christmas shopping season.

What did you celebrate with? Tofurky?

turkey eating day.......

pumpkin pie?

Aluminum pie plates, ftw!