like hurrr! lets all have dinner with family we can't stand and feed ourselves until we want to throw up and watch the nfl! hurrr! like yeah its so cool to support a government mandateded holiday thats about raping and pilaging the natives but then wanting to break bread with them! so progressive!
like why can't you give thanks to god and your family every single day instead of just one shitty day where everyone goes out and buys shitty electronics bringing out the worst in people?
the reason why i broke up with my bitch whore girlfriend was because she always wanted me to meet her family for the holidays but as soon as I say something like hey lets go to torchies.. lets go swimming.. lets go see this show the bitch whore always had an excuse so I just continued to fuck her everywhich way I wanted until she finally left, fuck her.
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Abraham Lincoln — I’m always amused by the cock and bull story about Thanksgiving being about Pilgrims, maize, turkeys and Indians when the holiday stems from an Abe Lincoln proclamation at the behest of a magazine editor. The road to today’s Thanksgiving has had a rocky road, in fact.
I’m not sure when the baloney about Pilgrims and Indians actually took hold as folklore, but I find it offensive that it is taught in schools as fact..
That said, who is complaining about days off? And I do like a good turkey and gladly spend the extra money for a real old-fashioned bird with real flavor. A great turkey actually tastes more like pheasant and does not have that exaggerated turkey flavor you get from commercial birds. I’m convinced that the only reason that people are deep fat frying these birds nowadays is to minimize that obnoxious taste only recently bred into the birds.
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Abraham Lincoln — I’m always amused by the cock and bull story about Thanksgiving being about Pilgrims, maize, turkeys and Indians when the holiday stems from an Abe Lincoln proclamation at the behest of a magazine editor. The road to today’s Thanksgiving has had a rocky road, in fact.
I’m not sure when the baloney about Pilgrims and Indians actually took hold as folklore, but I find it offensive that it is taught in schools as fact.
