Happy Turkey Day, For Us American Folk :)

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MitchB1990
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Happy Turkey Day, For Us American Folk :)

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It's that time of year again! Family, Friends, and Food. For all of us who celebrate it, Happy Thanksgiving, It's time to induce a food coma!
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Happy thanksgiving all you wacky yanks!
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Hmm, it's just wacky to you because one of the main points of Thanksgiving typically being lots of good food, which is, of course, an alien concept to the British. :wink:
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Post by beowuuf »

LOl, well, when you explain it like that you make it sound sane - stop it! You're hurting my head :D
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Americans are so ungreatfull.. they wait a whole month to think of something to say thanks for.. we were thanking everyone back in october ;)
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Post by Sophia »

No, no, we just have so much more to be thankful for, it takes us longer. ;) :P
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Good food in the USA?! I just came back, minus a stomach.

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Being thankful Canada aren't warlike? : D

And hey, Paul, how was it (minus stomach)?
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Was pretty cool! Orlando is big, and lots to do. Saw the shuttle launch! Beer is bad hehe
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Did you ever consider it might not have been the food, but that you were drinking all that beer? :roll: :P
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Oh no, was a food! I had a pizza and the box tasted nicer hehe
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Uggggh I think I have a food hangover I feel like crap today :(
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