Happy Thanksgiving

by **NealIsGod** » Tue Nov 21, 2006 11:34 pm

donnaplease wrote:Now...feel like sharing any secrets? (I thought not )

Still suffering from memory loss, eh? :wink:

by **NealIsGod** » Tue Nov 21, 2006 11:47 pm

AR wrote:I have off Thursday & Friday.

Beautiful 4-day weekend coming up. Sure would be nice to see the Baltimore vid sometime soon... :wink:

by **styxman** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 12:06 am

strungout wrote:
McNeil wrote:What exactly is this "thanksgiving" shit that you yankees celebrate?? always wondered why you have it and no one else in the universe follows suit!

Hell..if it means an extra days holiday from work, Im all for it... bring it on!!!

Canada has Thanksgiving too, a month earlier........in October.

That's what I love about Canada, might not be the greatest spark of a nation but they've not followed America on this

You can just imagine the French saying. Oh no, fuck zeeesse Americanz, we go for Octobre and get le Turkees first. Method in their madness. Sad thing is though I bet Geddy Lee's been chased with a carving knife on a few occassions :lol:

by **Deb** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:31 am

styxman wrote:
strungout wrote:
McNeil wrote:What exactly is this "thanksgiving" shit that you yankees celebrate?? always wondered why you have it and no one else in the universe follows suit!

Hell..if it means an extra days holiday from work, Im all for it... bring it on!!!

Canada has Thanksgiving too, a month earlier........in October.

That's what I love about Canada, might not be the greatest spark of a nation but they've not followed America on this You can just imagine the French saying. Oh no, fuck zeeesse Americanz, we go for Octobre and get le Turkees first. Method in their madness. Sad thing is though I bet Geddy Lee's been chased with a carving knife on a few occassions

Oh pleeeeease Styxman, don't confuse all of Canada as being french Canadian........most Western Canadian's aren't. Moonie, not sure where you're at in Canada, but if you're french Canadian......my apologizes. :wink:

by **somethingtohide** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:34 am

Speaking of Canadian Thanksgiving...Do you all do the turkey and stuffing thing there too? Or do you have something different for your Thanksgiving dinner?

by **Deb** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:37 am

somethingtohide wrote:Speaking of Canadian Thanksgiving...Do you all do the turkey and stuffing thing there too? Or do you have something different for your Thanksgiving dinner?

Yep, exact same as the US, except ours is only a 3 day weekend, usually the second monday in October.

by **somethingtohide** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:44 am

strungout wrote:
somethingtohide wrote:Speaking of Canadian Thanksgiving...Do you all do the turkey and stuffing thing there too? Or do you have something different for your Thanksgiving dinner?

Yep, exact same as the US, except ours is only a 3 day weekend, usually the second monday in October.

Thanks that's fun to know...even though the turkey is the mainstay of the dinner in the States there are regional differences in the side dishes, desserts etc... I imagine it's the same in Canada. Happy late Thanksgiving to you...

by **jrnychick** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 2:01 am

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

I've got it better than most of you men!!! Relax all day with my hubby and daughter, watch football, etc., then go over to mother-in-law's house for a terrific dinner that SHE cooks!!! And we ALL help with the clean-up! I remember the first holiday dinner I went to at my hubby's mom's house when we were dating. After dinner, all the men went into the living room to "relax" while all the women went into the kitchen to clean up. I thought, "What the hell is this?" As I did not see my boyfriend going to help his mother, I didn't either. The next day, I got a call from hubby all pissed off because his mom was pissed that I didn't help clean up. I told him that we HE got in the kitchen and helped his mom, then I would. I was just as much of a guest as any of the men sitting on their asses! That macho "women's work" attitude doesn't fly in my house! We work really well together as a team. We split the cooking, and my husband is a better cook than I am. He's not afraid to load the dishwasher, either. And it works both ways: I'm the one outside mowing the lawn every week! Oh, and for those of you fellas who are about to make comments about my husband being "feminine," he's not!!! He designs and builds recycling systems for a living. So, he can spend the day working on a 10-ton shredder and come home and make dinner! He's also building a house completely from the foundation up all by himself.

by **styxman** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 2:26 am

strungout wrote:
styxman wrote:
strungout wrote:
McNeil wrote:What exactly is this "thanksgiving" shit that you yankees celebrate?? always wondered why you have it and no one else in the universe follows suit!

Hell..if it means an extra days holiday from work, Im all for it... bring it on!!!

Canada has Thanksgiving too, a month earlier........in October.

That's what I love about Canada, might not be the greatest spark of a nation but they've not followed America on this You can just imagine the French saying. Oh no, fuck zeeesse Americanz, we go for Octobre and get le Turkees first. Method in their madness. Sad thing is though I bet Geddy Lee's been chased with a carving knife on a few occassions

Oh pleeeeease Styxman, don't confuse all of Canada as being french Canadian........most Western Canadian's aren't. Moonie, not sure where you're at in Canada, but if you're french Canadian......my apologizes.

Sorry Strung...............So luckily your bloodline goes back to us Brits...phew :wink:

by AR » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:02 am

So will anyone be playing any Journey CD's at Thanksgiving dinner? It is a perfect time to become our own little street teams and get the word out about the band. My brother is one of those people that thinks "Escape" is the be all end all of Journey albums. I'm going to try to educate him on some deep cuts from Evolution and Infinity. Maybe sometime next year we'll have some new material with JSS to listen to. One can only hope.

by **Just Mindy** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:04 am

AR wrote:So will anyone be playing any Journey CD's at Thanksgiving dinner? It is a perfect time to become our own little street teams and get the word out about the band. My brother is one of those people that thinks "Escape" is the be all end all of Journey albums. I'm going to try to educate him on some deep cuts from Evolution and Infinity. Maybe sometime next year we'll have some new material with JSS to listen to. One can only hope.

Is anyone else considering slitting their wrists?

by **Melissa** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:07 am

AR wrote:So will anyone be playing any Journey CD's at Thanksgiving dinner? It is a perfect time to become our own little street teams and get the word out about the band. My brother is one of those people that thinks "Escape" is the be all end all of Journey albums. I'm going to try to educate him on some deep cuts from Evolution and Infinity. Maybe sometime next year we'll have some new material with JSS to listen to. One can only hope.

We'll be at other family's house, but there are always JSS & Journey cd's in our cars (JSS's mostly in my car, lol), maybe I'll sneak 1 or 2 in, lol. :wink:

New material with JSS...can't wait!!

by **Melissa** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:09 am

MSR wrote:
AR wrote:So will anyone be playing any Journey CD's at Thanksgiving dinner? It is a perfect time to become our own little street teams and get the word out about the band. My brother is one of those people that thinks "Escape" is the be all end all of Journey albums. I'm going to try to educate him on some deep cuts from Evolution and Infinity. Maybe sometime next year we'll have some new material with JSS to listen to. One can only hope.

Is anyone else considering slitting their wrists?

Not today, lol.

by **ohsherrie** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:23 am

AR wrote:So will anyone be playing any Journey CD's at Thanksgiving dinner? It is a perfect time to become our own little street teams and get the word out about the band. My brother is one of those people that thinks "Escape" is the be all end all of Journey albums. I'm going to try to educate him on some deep cuts from Evolution and Infinity. Maybe sometime next year we'll have some new material with JSS to listen to. One can only hope.

Well now isn't that just the sweetest thing?

by **yulog** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 9:17 am

From all us turkeys to all you humans......

by **yulog** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 9:25 am

We chickens want to chime in as well....

Humans SUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by **donnaplease** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 10:44 am

NealIsGod wrote:
donnaplease wrote:Now...feel like sharing any secrets? (I thought not )

Still suffering from memory loss, eh?

Dammit!!!! :evil:

MR

Happy Thanksgiving

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