Turkey Day, motherfucker.

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Turkey Day, motherfucker.

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Enjoy your ritual sacrifice, fellow Americans.

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As a non-american with very little understanding of this "thanking and giving" feast that you odd, exotic people practice, im just wondering; is that whole thing with indians giving food and stuff to european settlers a historic event that actually happened, or just plain old balony?

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Is Wikipedia difficult for other people?

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I actually celebrated Thanksgiving with my mom's side of the family a few weeks ago.

I woke up on the verge of loosing my voice, so I stayed home while the rest of the family eats the usual turkey dinner at my aunt's house. It's chicken-noodle soup and left over pizza for me...

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Delphine wrote:Is Wikipedia difficult for other people?
Meh, a little. Some articles have big boy words. And pictures of scary bugs and gross naked people. But thanks for the link anyway.

So, the friendly indian legend is true then, huh? Well, the europeans certainly made a good trade there; "for the mere price of the secret to successfully sowing the new world crops, we'll give you a whole bunch of virus diseases! (Immunity against them sold separately)".

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I totally dreamt a couple of nights ago that I was eating turkey. It was really good.

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Did you have turkey shaped rice? You totally could have.

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It is nao Black Friday Day.

Anyone wake up at 5AM and wait in line for low prices?

I didn't. But I did buy some things from NewEgg, which is doing a few things.

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I got up at 4 am to go to work, asshole.

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Delphine wrote:I got up at 4 am to go to work, asshole.
Well I got up at 11 AM to roll around a bit in my bed and go back to sleep, asshole.

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I did my Black Friday shopping on the internet. God bless technology.

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I found an Xbox 360 pro marked down way past the standard selling price, and had to buy it.
$150!

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I told you to get a PS3!!!! :mad:

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Shoot, for that price, I think I'd have bought one too, and I've already got two 360's!

What's your Xbox Live ID? I'm Green Gibbon, but my 360 is still an ocean away at the moment.

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Segaholic2 wrote:I told you to get a PS3!!!! :mad:
Dude, $150!

GG!, once I'm actually online I'll add you. I'm nowhere near a place to set up my account right now.

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Ugh, & I just had to buy that arcade for $200 in September. -_-

Not that I would've had the money anyway what with all the damn relatives with the broken down cars or no homes.

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I'm getting a 360 for free.

Suckers.

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I have/had mono, so I slept through Black Friday.

Incidentally, I had turkey with spanish rice for Thanksgiving.

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I slept in, then worked until close. I called in sick, but my boss said that I could lose my job for not coming in because everyone else was scheduled to work that day and there was no one to cover for me. The same thing happened on Saturday, even though we weren't nearly as busy.

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Eating meat is gross i can tell you as the god zeus that turkeys are people too you know the children aren't lieing, i changed them into turkeys myself ask the man that almost became my budda until his mom kicked me out for good manners.

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You're NOT going to fit well here.

By the way, is it possible to tell if you're eating turkey or chicken just by the taste? I've never noticed the difference.

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I always figured turkey is where the phrase "tastes like chicken" originated.

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I dunno. Turkey seems a tad thicker and richer to me. I prefer chicken anyway. The animal it comes from is considerably less stupid.

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Fowl generally has varying degrees of gaminess, richness, and tenderness, while usually staying within the same realm of taste and texture.

Generally, the fatter the bird, the more desirable (in terms of flavor) the meat is.

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I can tell the difference between chicken and turkey--I can tolerate chicken while I HATE turkey.

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