so who's going home

Subject: so who's going "home"

and who's already "home" for the holiday . I'm already home..but then again..I don't celebrate it

you don't celebrate thanksgiving!? are you communist!!!??

Home for me is always BK. One Thanksgiving I got as far as Kensington. I'm waiting for that rich relative to show herself and invite me to the tropics for a holiday.

lol @ Boygabriel..math was never my strong suit...so give some time to figure this one out..

- thnksgiving = communist



CG..enjoy

I stayed home for the first time in my life ever (I've usually gone to join my family in Cape Cod -- and when you think about it, not only do you get the family thing happening, but: seriously, Cape Cod on Thanksgiving is kind of perfect). This year I'm involved in a play that had a performance on that Friday, and the travel to and from the Cape is a hassle, and half the family wasn't showing up anyway due to various illnesses and we were just going to hit a restaurant anyway, and my own father said "You know, you may want to consider just blowing it off this year and make it easy on yourself."

I had a small turkey breast and a couple friends over. I also live a half a block from Jive Turkey and was very amused to see the lines outside the night before.

You could always do a turkey sandwich from the deli and a bag of Craisins. Which would be funny, except I've actually done that before when I've had to work on Thanksgiving. :evil:

Carnivore wrote: You could always do a turkey sandwich from the deli and a bag of Craisins. Which would be funny, except I've actually done that before when I've had to work on Thanksgiving. :evil:

forcing people to work on thanksgiving should be a federal offense (some professions exempted).

my friend used to be an i-banker and they made him work for like 24 hours straight on thanksgiving one year. that was pretty much the final straw which pushed him out of the industry.

i-banking was invented by the devil.

Boygabriel wrote: [quote=Carnivore]You could always do a turkey sandwich from the deli and a bag of Craisins. Which would be funny, except I've actually done that before when I've had to work on Thanksgiving. :evil:

forcing people to work on thanksgiving should be a federal offense (some professions exempted).

my friend used to be an i-banker and they made him work for like 24 hours straight on thanksgiving one year. that was pretty much the final straw which pushed him out of the industry.

i-banking was invented by the devil.


BG..you take this TG thing seriously, hmm?

It's the best holiday. It's the most honest holiday. It's about food and family. Xmas pretends to be about religion.

Although I suppose t-day pretends to be about goodwill between a group of people and those they perpetrated genocide on.

Oh man, I've seen the Jive Turkey lines...you're right, queencallipygos, that's a sight to behold.

Cape Cod, hmm? I'm gonna have to PM you for spring break!

chefsgirl06 wrote: Oh man, I've seen the Jive Turkey lines...you're right, queencallipygos, that's a sight to behold.

Cape Cod, hmm? I'm gonna have to PM you for spring break!

Heh; fair warning that these days I seem to only go to Cape Cod during the winter. It's just shaken down that way.