Everyone knows canadians aren't real people. Much like strippers.
#5
checkeredhat
And to you as well!
I actually celebrated yesterday. Got to see my nephew, hung out with my sister, brother and brother-in-law, saw Zombieland for a second time, played a game of ZOMBIES!!! in which my brother and I basically sacrificed any chance at winning for the sake of a petty rivalry, and ate my own weight in stuffing. An excellent Thanksgiving.
Apparently, we're a strange, nomadic folk who reside in igloo's all year round. The climate is cold and often unforgiving, the flora and fauna interesting. Life is good here, aside from those pesky original inhabitants who call themselves Indians; silly people I assure you.
Apparently, we're a strange, nomadic folk who reside in igloo's all year round. The climate is cold and often unforgiving, the flora and fauna interesting. Life is good here, aside from those pesky original inhabitants who call themselves Indians; silly people I assure you.[/QUOTE]
Apparently, we're a strange, nomadic folk who reside in igloo's all year round. The climate is cold and often unforgiving, the flora and fauna interesting. Life is good here, aside from those pesky original inhabitants who call themselves Indians; silly people I assure you.[/QUOTE]
Apparently, we're a strange, nomadic folk who reside in igloo's all year round. The climate is cold and often unforgiving, the flora and fauna interesting. Life is good here, aside from those pesky original inhabitants who call themselves Indians; silly people I assure you.[/QUOTE]
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No he doesn't. He didn't even mention the traditional scouring of the pants, bathing in snow and birch-twig whipping.
Also, out original inhabitants call themselves the Sami, and they make their living nowadays by acting as miniature stunt doubles for Charles Bronson (see below) and selling ecological potency drugs to the Japanese and the German.
There's still half an hour left of Canadian Thanksgiving!
#14
ZenMonkey
Hope you hosers had a good one.
#15
Wasabi Poptart
Silly northern neighbors. You should celebrate Thanksgiving ON Thanksgiving not on Columbus Day. :laugh:
#16
Kitty Sinatra
We celebrate Thanksgiving now so we don't have to suffer through all your fucking football pre-empting our parades. And for that we are thankful.
#17
Rob King
Actually just finishing up my thanksgiving now. I haven't been home for thanksgiving in a long time. My mother was out of town yesterday too, so we waited until today to have the turkey and all that.
#18
Alucard
happy thanksgiving do you guys use a turkey or some other poultry for your feast?
My Thanksgiving was awesome. Just a bunch of friends with no nearby family. It quickly devolved into getting shitfaced on wine and singing popular 90's tunes.
Our spread was amazing though. Everyone brought something to dinner. I made a bacon covered turkey with bacon and asiago cheesebread stuffing. Some people brought mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, yams, 3 kinds of squash, green beans and sauce, cabbage rolls, homemade cranberry sauce, cranberry jelly and for dessert, pumpkin, banana cream and caramel apple pie.
It was incredible.
#22
Terrik
I just got a message from one of my Chinese friends saying "Happy Thanksgiving" and I was all "wtf" until I read this thread. Thanks Halforums!
#23
North_Ranger
Man, I have to wait until Christmas to have a feast like that. Mustard-glazed ham as big as your torso, liver casserole with cranberry sauce, potatoes, beet salad, green salad, Mom's meatballs, smoked lake herring...
Historically, our harvest would have occurred earlier than yours because of the rough winter conditions. Plus, while you guys base it on an actual feast in Massachusetts, we actually have our OWN national history (If you don't believe me, read some Kate Beaton comics), and our Thanksgiving is based around a feast which took place in Quebec.
Besides, who would want to celebrate a man who went looking for India, landed in the Bahamas, took credit for finding North America from one of his sailors, and decided to murder and enslave the natives?
Besides, who would want to celebrate a man who went looking for India, landed in the Bahamas, took credit for finding North America from one of his sailors, and decided to murder and enslave the natives?
Just found the HD version of my band @ Macy's today:
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The dance line got all the TV time.
I'm hearing two different stories out of NYC. One is that the majorettes only got to meet the Rockettes. The other is that they got to rehearse with the Rockettes because one of them is a Morgantown High alum.
#43
Wahad
To all you non-americans, hope you all had a fine thursday.