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Happy Thanksgiving!!!; A feast for all!!
Topic Started: Nov 27 2008, 11:38 AM (201 Views)
NRE	Nov 27 2008, 11:38 AM Post #1
Map Tsar and Southern Gentleman Posts: 9,266 Group: Admin Member #120 Joined: April 21, 2005	Just thought I'd take a few minutes to wish everyone a happy thanksgiving and hope they're day is full a fine food, good times, and flowing spirits!! Posted Image Posted Image Posted Image And my specialty, a Bourbon Pecan Pie (with extra Bourbon of course :lol: ): Posted Image As for what I'm thankful for, I'm thankful for good health...good health of myself and the friends and family I care about, including you guys :love: ;)



Porcu	Nov 27 2008, 12:23 PM Post #2
"Work is the curse of the drinking classes." Posts: 4,188 Group: Global Mods Member #415 Joined: February 19, 2008	Ah...Thanks NRE! :lol: Best wishes of course not only today but also during this upcoming holiday season. I'm thankful for the opportunities my parents have provided me thus far with my education, my friends (including all you gents), family, and Michigan football (yes, tough times are ahead but I support Rich Rod and believe the program will back sooner rather than later...a good lesson in humility is also necessary every now and then) Peace ^^



New Harumf	Nov 27 2008, 01:35 PM Post #3
Bloodthirsty Unicorn Posts: 9,638 Group: Forum Mods Member #177 Joined: October 8, 2005	May we all be blessed with good family and friends this holiday season. Happy Thanksgiving to all. I am thankful for having my mother, brother and his family, my mate, and good friends (of course, that includes all of you), an the blessings of God. Now, eat, everyone!



Toussaint	Nov 27 2008, 01:39 PM Post #4
Major Posts: 1,973 Group: Members Member #377 Joined: October 3, 2007	Happy thanksgiving to everyone! I'm thankful for being employed, being surrounded by great people, and that the girlfriend can still walk. ((Yesterday she fainted, fell down a flight of stairs, and cracked two spinal discs....)) Have a good feast, all :D



Sedulius	Nov 28 2008, 02:16 PM Post #5
Field Marshal Posts: 4,727 Group: Members Member #427 Joined: March 29, 2008	Thanks. Make the poor man hungry. :dry: :lol: Nah, I had a pretty good meal, at least. Not at home with family and not as good as usual, but I'm thankful for the food and friends.



New Harumf	Nov 28 2008, 02:19 PM Post #6
Bloodthirsty Unicorn Posts: 9,638 Group: Forum Mods Member #177 Joined: October 8, 2005	Toussaint Nov 27 2008, 01:39 PM Happy thanksgiving to everyone! I'm thankful for being employed, being surrounded by great people, and that the girlfriend can still walk. ((Yesterday she fainted, fell down a flight of stairs, and cracked two spinal discs....)) Have a good feast, all :D Refrains from making sarcastic sexual inuendo about Esternarx



East Anarx	Nov 30 2008, 12:32 AM Post #7
Anarchitect Posts: 4,788 Group: Multi Member #210 Joined: January 16, 2006	New Harumf Nov 28 2008, 02:19 PM Toussaint Nov 27 2008, 01:39 PM Happy thanksgiving to everyone! I'm thankful for being employed, being surrounded by great people, and that the girlfriend can still walk. ((Yesterday she fainted, fell down a flight of stairs, and cracked two spinal discs....)) Have a good feast, all :D Refrains from making sarcastic sexual inuendo about Esternarx In the spirit of this thread, thanks for that, NH.



Draxis	Nov 30 2008, 08:13 PM Post #8
Captain Posts: 1,356 Group: Map Makers Member #271 Joined: August 20, 2006	Ah, thanksgiving the day America celebrates genocide by gorging themselves upon turkey and various other foods. But even without the tale of the pilgrims who were saved from starvation by the indians who were then repaid by being killed and shipped off to the worst lands this country has to offer,it is your basic harvest festival. Good fun all around, excluding those moments you had to spend with family. ^^



Eleytheria-Duo	Dec 1 2008, 01:43 AM Post #9
Resident Bystander Posts: 2,370 Group: Map Makers Member #298 Joined: November 16, 2006	Draxis Nov 30 2008, 08:13 PM Ah, thanksgiving the day America celebrates genocide by gorging themselves upon turkey and various other foods. But even without the tale of the pilgrims who were saved from starvation by the indians who were then repaid by being killed and shipped off to the worst lands this country has to offer,it is your basic harvest festival. Good fun all around, excluding those moments you had to spend with family. ^^ Ah, so quick to point out American faults without ever recognizing your own truculency. Have the Brits not yet given up their grudge on our Independence, looking for ways to lambaste us further? Or maybe not, maybe that's the vindictive human side of you that speaks of the need for Civil rights, freedom and liberty yet recognize none lest they suit your personal views. C'est la vie. :rolleyes:



Draxis	Dec 1 2008, 02:21 AM Post #10
Captain Posts: 1,356 Group: Map Makers Member #271 Joined: August 20, 2006	Eleytheria-Duo Dec 1 2008, 01:43 AM Draxis Nov 30 2008, 08:13 PM Ah, thanksgiving the day America celebrates genocide by gorging themselves upon turkey and various other foods. But even without the tale of the pilgrims who were saved from starvation by the indians who were then repaid by being killed and shipped off to the worst lands this country has to offer,it is your basic harvest festival. Good fun all around, excluding those moments you had to spend with family. ^^ Ah, so quick to point out American faults without ever recognizing your own truculency. Have the Brits not yet given up their grudge on our Independence, looking for ways to lambaste us further? Or maybe not, maybe that's the vindictive human side of you that speaks of the need for Civil rights, freedom and liberty yet recognize none lest they suit your personal views. C'est la vie. :rolleyes: :P Please note my first thought was "says the russian..." And the apathetic C'est La Vie avec rolling eyes is my thing dammit. You can have dark jokes that involve suicide and vodka.



Great New France	Dec 1 2008, 06:41 AM Post #11
Major Posts: 1,844 Group: Members Member #106 Joined: February 26, 2005	Happy Thanksgiving to everyone even though I'm not an American and we don't celebrate this here in France! I like the idea though which is very noble and generous.



Tristan da Cunha	Dec 2 2008, 12:47 AM Post #12
Science and Industry Posts: 6,792 Group: Veterans Member #86 Joined: November 1, 2004	Eleytheria-Duo Dec 1 2008, 01:43 AM Draxis Nov 30 2008, 08:13 PM Ah, thanksgiving the day America celebrates genocide by gorging themselves upon turkey and various other foods. But even without the tale of the pilgrims who were saved from starvation by the indians who were then repaid by being killed and shipped off to the worst lands this country has to offer,it is your basic harvest festival. Good fun all around, excluding those moments you had to spend with family. ^^ Ah, so quick to point out American faults without ever recognizing your own truculency. Have the Brits not yet given up their grudge on our Independence, looking for ways to lambaste us further? Or maybe not, maybe that's the vindictive human side of you that speaks of the need for Civil rights, freedom and liberty yet recognize none lest they suit your personal views. C'est la vie. :rolleyes: Posted Image


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