HAPPY THANKSGIVING =).

Kestral · Post by **Kestral** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 7:40 am

Relax and Play wrote:I did not gain 50 pounds after thanskgiving. >_>

All I bothered to eat was a small dinner-plate's worth of food.

:lol:

I had 3 dinner plates. *yum*

Relax and Play · Post by **Relax and Play** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 8:22 am

Kestral wrote:
Relax and Play wrote:I did not gain 50 pounds after thanskgiving. >_>

All I bothered to eat was a small dinner-plate's worth of food.

I had 3 dinner plates. *yum*

o_o

Dogmantra · Post by **Dogmantra** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 9:51 am

Wolf wrote:But I am!

Blue, your "your" in your sentence is erroneous; it is "you're" when you're wanting a contraction for "you are"-- which, in this case, you do-- , and "your" only when you're wanting to express ownership.

Wolf, we have so much in common. I've just written a fairly sarcastic (but still meaningful) post about grammar on another forum...

Being English, I don't celebrate thanksgiving.

Тeatime · Post by **Тeatime** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 12:57 pm

Thanksgiving sounds like fun

Actually, I wouldn't mind a thanksgiving dinner right now. I'm hungry but I can't figure out what I want to eat now that we're out of peanut butter. >.<
Still, Sweden = No Thanksgiving

leroybrown · Post by **leroybrown** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 6:56 pm

I ate so much yesterday its ridiculous. I ate the following: turkey w/ gravy, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, corn, 2 different kinds of stuffing one of which had italian sausage and mushrooms, mac and cheese, 2 different green bean casseroles, broccoli casserole, a different type of mashed potatoes, peas, brownies, and a slice of pumpkin pie.

That was all in one sitting. I was picking away at anniposto or anti posto or whatever the hell its called. Lucky for me i am the greek god of metabolism.

Oh mrs t, when pbjs arnt to be had, go to the grilled cheese.

The King · Post by **The King** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 7:01 pm

For Thanksgiving I ate......... two rolls.

Sublymonal · Post by **Sublymonal** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 2:49 am

Mrs T wrote:Thanksgiving sounds like fun
Actually, I wouldn't mind a thanksgiving dinner right now. I'm hungry but I can't figure out what I want to eat now that we're out of peanut butter. >.<
Still, Sweden = No Thanksgiving

Poor, poor non-americans

Eh, I'm sure you have some holiday to make up for it

I know! Next year I'll invite all you non-Americans to my house! Maybe then we won't be stuck with enough desserts to fill swimming pool!

WolfGang IceEye · Post by **WolfGang IceEye** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 2:52 am

I'll take some of those desserts....

n0va · Post by **n0va** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 6:43 am

SAA-WEET-ROLLS

Logius · Post by **Logius** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 7:46 am

We had a pretty good Thanksgiving this year. For the first time 10 of Ma's 11 siblings (luckily Pa's an only child) were able to make it down to granny's for the holiday. So we got our first near-complete family portrait in fifteen years.

I got to see some of my cousins who hadn't been around in years and we were all amazed at how much we'd changed in the time apart. There was a lot of "you've gotten SO big!" going on. It was nice to catch up with them, though. Some of the youngins - who'd been 3-6 the last time I'd seen them - were into their teens now and most actually remembered me from when I was forced to babysit them all those years ago (before the family scattered to the four winds).

The three turkeys and two hams that folks brought were devoured in less than an hour, but I managed to wrestle away some turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green-bean-casserole, and broccoli rice for myself. Didn't find the cranberries until it was too late, though

. This was the first year that I actually managed to control my portions so I didn't feel stuffed for the rest of the day. Afterwards there was a lot of celebrating the Dallas Cowboys' victory followed by a lot of stumbling around.

All in all, a good time was had by everyone. So, Happy belated-Thanksgiving to y'all both in and out of the States.

The King · Post by **The King** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 4:50 pm

Logius wrote:We had a pretty good Thanksgiving this year. For the first time 10 of Ma's 11 siblings (luckily Pa's an only child) were able to make it down to granny's for the holiday. So we got our first near-complete family portrait in fifteen years.

I got to see some of my cousins who hadn't been around in years and we were all amazed at how much we'd changed in the time apart. There was a lot of "you've gotten SO big!" going on. It was nice to catch up with them, though. Some of the youngins - who'd been 3-6 the last time I'd seen them - were into their teens now and most actually remembered me from when I was forced to babysit them all those years ago (before the family scattered to the four winds).

The three turkeys and two hams that folks brought were devoured in less than an hour, but I managed to wrestle away some turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green-bean-casserole, and broccoli rice for myself. Didn't find the cranberries until it was too late, though . This was the first year that I actually managed to control my portions so I didn't feel stuffed for the rest of the day. Afterwards there was a lot of celebrating the Dallas Cowboys' victory followed by a lot of stumbling around.

All in all, a good time was had by everyone. So, Happy belated-Thanksgiving to y'all both in and out of the States.

Dare I ask what that is? What broccoli rice is?

Logius · Post by **Logius** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 7:48 pm

Cream of mushroom mixed with steamed rice and finely chopped broccoli.

The King · Post by **The King** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 8:35 pm

Oh. Not my style.

Coulsonji · Post by **Coulsonji** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 11:12 pm

Not mine either

.

I live in Australia, no thanksgiving for us...

The Most Unholy · Post by **The Most Unholy** » Sun Nov 30, 2008 3:15 am

Sounds fantastic

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That's sad Coulsonji, then you should make every day the equivalent of Thanksgiving. Mhmm.

Coulsonji · Post by **Coulsonji** » Sun Nov 30, 2008 5:19 am

Oh I do. I eat way too much food. Especially cereal.