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Thorn Posted Oct 25, 2005
. Thanksgiving? We eat turkey, I think. My relatives that do eat meat. A few of them were on some sort of a 'vegetarian kick' for a few weeks a couple of years back though. I'm not so sure what they do instead. Maybe tofu or something like that,-sculpted into the shape of a turkey? Who knows.
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(crazyhorse)impeach hypatia Posted Oct 26, 2005
thanksgiving is allabout turkey and football....go falcons
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Oct 26, 2005
Hi Crazy haven't seen you around the place lately
Is it just me or is it taking far to long to post tonight ?
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Thorn Posted Oct 27, 2005
Spirit of just immediately after Christmas half-off-sale though? If there is one for that too, it is probably less well known.
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Oct 27, 2005
Who mentioned presents
Lovely shiny things wrapped up with bows
Thorny glad college is and how right you are about the sales,just thinking about it makes me weak
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flakey-lady.... you lookin' at me punk? Posted Oct 27, 2005
hi all
i believe the usual alternative to turkey for vegetarians is a nut cutlet thing.... so do you have turkey at thanksgiving and then also at xmas?? its only a few weeks apart....must be quite stressful 2 major celebrations with the full works type of meal within a month of each other....
i am a bit humbug about xmas resent spending ridiculous ammounts on it.. so now we don't...i hate the greedy commercialism of it all...bah humbug!!!
best thing about last year was a drive out to the brecon beacons on boxing day and they were covered in thick proper fluffy snow
haven't seen snow like that since 1982...
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Thorn Posted Oct 27, 2005
sometimes, (very occasionally) we'll have duck at Christmas. I can kind of remember that maybe-once or twice.
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Thorn Posted Oct 27, 2005
Now, now,- I thought the real meaning of Christmas was that it was another one of those (Eew! )-mushy holidays,...like Valentine's Day(Even though he was martyred in an evisceral manner. That (still) doesn't make up for it ).
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flakey-lady.... you lookin' at me punk? Posted Oct 27, 2005
yes now you mention it duck or goose is actually more traditional xmas fare.. suppose it makes the break from turkey
i say we should have a huge shaped like a turkey
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Thorn Posted Oct 27, 2005
I suppose...
Wouldn't want to place it in the oven though; It would get all melted and drippy.
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Thorn Posted Oct 27, 2005
I don't know though... a 'turkey-shaped' giant popsicle might have a hard time being fit into the regular grocery frozen-food aisle...
It would look interesting though, and probably attract some attention.
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Ash Posted Oct 28, 2005
As I'm sure we are all well aware, Christams is the hijacking of the ancient pagan festival of Saturnalia by the Christians....
Yes, it is too commercialised but think of the presents, food and booze....
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Oct 28, 2005
Chocolate and turkey ?
I know Christmas is commercial now but I just to remember all the happy childhood christmas's I had and my Dad loved the whole season so it has always been special to me.But am a helpless romantic at heart and love all the old films too.
Presents are always nice too and mistletoe
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