Didn't see another thread like this, so I thought I'd wish everyone from America a happy thanksgiving! Enjoy eating too much and feeling like crap tonight!! ha ha.

-Chris

Happy Thanksgiving Chris and everyone else as well.

This year I can take it a little easier since the twins have decided to cook up a "gourmet" dinner. My turkey is already out of the oven and theirs is in it now...We'll see which one turns out best. ;D  Not that we're competing or anything... :P

Happy Thanksgiving!  

I give thanks today for being alive.  See, yesterday as I was leaving SD, I needed to gas up.  So, I put the nozzle thingie in the gas tank thingie and put the clicker thingie on so I could clean my windshield as it filled up.  As I finished cleaning my windshield, I come back around only to see that the nozzle thingie fell to the ground and there was gas spilling out.

Shit.

But yeah, everything was okay.  That's my story and I'm sticking to it.  And I'm very much looking forward to a hot, wholesome meal tonight.  School food gets old real fast!

:D

Happy thanksgiving boys and girls!!!

Hope you all have a lovely Turkey-filled end of week!!!

Love, A xxxx

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

It's my fourth holiday, right after christmas, haloween, and Jennifer Hudson Day.

-Tyler

Happy Thanksgiving to all. (Saluting everyone with a turkey leg.)

Gabe

Happy Thanksgiving to all those in the states.

I was sitting here trying to think of  Thanksgiving song to quote but couldn't think of one.  Are there any Thanksgiving songs?

And Greg, you should be more careful where your stick your thingie.

Happy Thanksgiving, guys. It's a secondary holiday here, but we still celebrate it. I guess we just like to eat a lot. lol

Happy turkey day people! Eat up!

~Zack~

Happy Thanksgiving yous guys!

Quoted from mcornetto   Are there any Thanksgiving songs?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhasEcwXaug

My favorite Thanksgiving song is "Alice's Resturant" by Arlo Guthrie.

It is a 20 minute song that's a lot of fun.  ;D

They usually play it on the radio.

Hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving. I did.

Now I have to face the crazyness of the customers who have been waiting outside the store since 1 or 2 A. M. for the BIG sales. The line of people usually wraps around the building, and when the door opens, they will be running in like a herd of buffalo.  :o

I'm scared... Just kidding about being scared, but I will stand out of their way.

Cindy

Ha ha, no kidding about the lines. We were eating in town around 9:30 last night and there were people in tents out there!! That's kind of insane...

-Chris

We don't celebrate it where I come from but happy TG to all you yanks.

Quoted from sniper We don't celebrate it where I come from but happy TG to all you yanks.

Not so much because we didn't have pilgrims and natives, but more because of the fact that we generally don't have anything to thankful for.

A common misconception.

Happy TG, yanks.

Quoted from CindyLKeller The line of people usually wraps around the building, and when the door opens, they will be running in like a herd of buffalo.  :o I will stand out of their way.

You callin' me a buffalo? ;D
It was crazy out there. I ended up buying stuff I didn't know I needed and wished I hadn't bought after I left the store.

Btw, Sniper and TJ, if you ever come over here, south of the Mason Dixon line at least, you might want to be a little careful who you call a Yankee. Just some friendly advice. ;-)

Quoted from tomson south of the Mason Dixon line at least, you might want to be a little careful who you call a Yankee. Just some friendly advice. ;-)

I call 'em yanks all the time, if they gotta problem with it we'll just see who's got the quicker draw ;)

Anyways hope everyone had a happy turkey day, I get two thanksgivings cause my mum is a yank, and it was yum ;D

Quoted from tomson You callin' me a buffalo? ;D It was crazy out there. I ended up buying stuff I didn't know I needed and wished I hadn't bought after I left the store. Btw, Sniper and TJ, if you ever come over here, south of the Mason Dixon line at least, you might want to be a little careful who you call a Yankee. Just some friendly advice. ;-)

Haha, thanks Pia!

Yeah, I know it puts some southerners on edge. But that's me, I live life on the edge, calling southerners yanks and Irish people British and so on.  8)

My edgyness will be the death of me.

Quoted from tomson You callin' me a buffalo? ;D It was crazy out there. I ended up buying stuff I didn't know I needed and wished I hadn't bought after I left the store.

No Pia, I didn't call you a buffalo.  ;D I said they ran in like a herd of buffalo.

And yes, they did!

Only one injury this year. A woman fell while running. She's okay though.

There wasn't any fights this year either, so that was good. In fact, people were really polite, then some of them slipped down an aisle, and stole small items ranging from $20 to $90 that I found the empty packages for... I hate that!

I think they said the store made $210,000 in the first hour. It was down from last year.

Quoted from Death Monkey ...more because of the fact that we generally don't have anything to thankful for.

I don't know about that TJ, the firm I work at just bought me a brand new car  ;)

Thanks, firm.

Quoted from sniper I don't know about that TJ, the firm I work at just bought me a brand new car  ;) Thanks, firm.

Surely you jest!  :o

If not, congrats on the vehicle... and... I want to work for "firm", too.  ;D

Cindy

Quoted from sniper I don't know about that TJ, the firm I work at just bought me a brand new car  ;) Thanks, firm.

...

Well, you know what, you can take your car and shove it up your-

I mean, that sounds great. I'm real happy for ya.

Quoted from Death Monkey ... Well, you know what, you can take your car and shove it up your- I mean, that sounds great. I'm real happy for ya.

;D