Beeswarm17 wrote:
It's pretty much an exclusively American holiday.
Canadians celebrate it too! We just have it in October :P
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PsiGuard wrote:
Canadians celebrate it too! We just have it in October :P
That's cheating. D:
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I'm glad I live in America :D A day off where you get to stuff your face with turkey! :3
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screwblum wrote:
I'm glad I live in America :D A day off where you get to stuff your face with turkey! :3
Turkey is bad. Here you can eat all barbecue, sushi or pizza you want on any day of the week; take more than 1 bath per day; see nice women anywhere you go.
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Oh, we get that anyway. Well, "nice women" depends on your view, I guess.
But no, turkey is "traditional", but it varies from family to family. My family cooks turkey, but we also cook a lot of ham because we prefer that. :)
It's nice because a whole lot of people get together and make a whole lot of food. ^^
Ohh and we dance around a giant *****.
O_o WTF?
But no, turkey is "traditional", but it varies from family to family. My family cooks turkey, but we also cook a lot of ham because we prefer that. :)
It's nice because a whole lot of people get together and make a whole lot of food. ^^
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Ohh and we dance around a giant *****.
O_o WTF?
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