Happy Thanksgiving to our American friends!(//vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/25.gif)
mmm. turkey
Oh yes! Forgot about that.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING, AMERICANA!!
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Ah shucks! I think the 4 of us on here are pretty happy today.
teh borks obviously happy
I'm with family
FC I bet is busy
tenk I hope is doing great
Ummmm....I'm happy. [img style="CURSOR: pointer" onclick=url(this.src); src="vny!://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/more/bigs/c025.gif" border=0]
Happy Turkey day to all of you! Enjoy your family and friends.
Ugh. I'm sooo stuffed. I love turkey. And smashed potatoes. And gravy....mmmmm....gravy.
I stuffed my self with sweet potatoes. Can't get enough of those I love sweet potatoes.
Russ wrote:
Happy Turkey day to all of you! Enjoy your family and friends.
[FONT color=#0000bf]I decided to stick to the traditional meal![/FONT]
we had steamed crabs in additional to the traditional turkey, sweet potatoes, etc
Just heard on the AM news that today, black Friday, is the busiest day of the year for plumbers......hmmm wonder why?
lol! that is interesting!
I remember a study back in university for urban development. It showed how busy the sewers, water lines, etc, got during the beginning of halftime at the Super Bowl.
Canadian wrote:
lol! that is interesting!
I remember a study back in university for urban development. It showed how busy the sewers, water lines, etc, got during the beginning of halftime at the Super Bowl.[/DIV]
yes.......but people rush to the toilets at beginning of half time only to take leaks then rush back to watch the half time shows
I want to experience an American Thanksgiving. I am sure it is simular to Canada's, but I like the idea of 2 days off of work, one to watch football, one to sleep (sleep, not shop), and then a weekend!
American Black Friday is like Canada's Boxing Day. Everyone gets up at 3 in the morning to wait outside a Futureshop or something. I would rather stay home and play with toys, it is basically just an extended day of Christmas, but with shopping.
.....the idea of 2 days off of work, one to watch football, one to sleep (sleep, not shop), and then a weekend!
obviously brought to the American public by retailers.....Thankgiving each year is on a Thursday (and not a fixed date) and the following Friday is publicized as sales day
This year works out good for a lot of people with Christmas. Christmas is on a Monday, and Boxing Day Tuesday. So a lot of people will get a 4 day holiday, unless they work in retail of course.