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Happy Thanksgiving to you Yanks!
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Hope you all have a great day with your families counting your blessings.
Make the day worth it!
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Thanks. And you have a happy.... Thursday!
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Happy thanksgiving and a pleasant turkey coma to all American MacNNer's.
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bring on the cranberry sauce!
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Going to two Thanksgivings, and a third dessert place if we can swing it -- looks like Friday's a wash.
Nothing's more American than excess, eh?
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Happy Thanksgiving U.S.A.! (Do Canadians celebrate thanksgiving?)
Eat some turkey for me. I love turkey but I'll wait until Christmas.
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I could take Sean Connery in a fight... I could definitely take him.
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Canadian thanksgiving falls on the 2nd Monday in October.
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Originally posted by Demonhood:
bring on the cranberry sauce!
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Originally posted by Demonhood:
bring on the cranberry sauce!
Happy Thanksgiving day!!! Eat till ye burst.
P.s. Keeping in the spirit of things, I had a packet of Stilton & Cranberry sauce crisps today.
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Last edited by sanity assassin; Nov 27, 2003 at 05:13 PM.
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Just arose from a turkey coma. Now in search of left over peanut butter pie.
Happy Thanksgiving to one and all.
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So full. So very very full.
I wonder what the equivalent of Thanksgiving is throughout the world-- that one holiday that involves every family getting together, regardless of travel conditions, and eating tons of food but also at least one particular item (in our case, Turkey) as the main course.
Anyone from other countries here, please chime in and include the date so we can send our best regards when your turn comes around.
Warm Regards to all people in the world who are grateful for the blessings in their lives.
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Yes, Happy Thanks Giving my American friends.
- Uncle Zoom Zoom
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Hey guys, how do I attach an image to my posts?
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Originally posted by Hannah W:
Hey guys, how do I attach an image to my posts?
At the bottom of the page, when writing a post (just under "preview Reply" There is a link called
vB Code
Click that and it will show you how!
- Prince. Zoom Zoom
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Originally posted by Zoom_zoom:
At the bottom of the page, when writing a post (just under "preview Reply" There is a link called
vB Code
Click that and it will show you how!
- Prince. Zoom Zoom
Thanks Zoom_zoom. It seems that I need to have an internet host to do this, so I won't be doing it for now.
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Originally posted by DBursey:
Canadian thanksgiving falls on the 2nd Monday in October.
Which happens to be Columbus Day here, just to keep things confusing. My girlfriend and I took a ride up to Kingston last year for the long Columbus day weekend, and couldn't figure out why all the stores were closed until we realized it's your Thanksgiving. Luckily, the restaurants were still open, so we could get some turkey too.
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This year, the annual Turkey Coma bennefited me beautifully: Today (The day after at now 4:08 AM EST) I'm getting ready to go to work at my new job at Best Buy (I haven't had a chance to posts my news about this, but yes this is the same Best Buy I posted about that was doing great with Apple sales the day I visited).
Yes, I do know it's "Black Friday", the busiestest shopping day in the US (That's why I'm up at 4AM, because Ihave to be there at 5, and the store is opeing at 6!), great day to start work at BB right?
So anyway, my Turkey coma kicked in right on time, so I feel asleep at 6 last night, so I got plently of sleep for today. Wish me luck......I have a feeling I'm going to need it.
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Originally posted by Zoom_zoom:
Yes, Happy Thanks Giving my American friends.
- Uncle Zoom Zoom
You Aussies are cool!!! Thanks for the nice words!!
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