post #1
27 November 2008, 15:35 UTC#1
Another day of mass turkey slaughter!
Have a good one.
EDIT: Fucking typos. Someone wanna fix that real quick?
Have a good one.
EDIT: Fucking typos. Someone wanna fix that real quick?
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post #2
27 November 2008, 15:40 UTC#2
lol done.
Have fun celebrating the day you pillaged a peaceful indigenous people and gave them a myriad of diseases they couldn't cure.
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Have fun celebrating the day you pillaged a peaceful indigenous people and gave them a myriad of diseases they couldn't cure.
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post #3
27 November 2008, 15:43 UTC#3
HAZZAH!!! That's what I like to hear.
(Thanks for the fix Liam.)
(Thanks for the fix Liam.)
post #4
27 November 2008, 15:54 UTC#4
You're welcome America for all the Finns that settled in Minnesota
post #5
27 November 2008, 16:03 UTC#5
Fuck you guys. I'm getting baked and eating some food. Good day.
post #6
27 November 2008, 16:07 UTC#6
What a good plan.
post #7
27 November 2008, 16:22 UTC#7
Its flawless.
post #8
27 November 2008, 17:20 UTC#8
ge, thanks
post #9
27 November 2008, 17:31 UTC#9
happy thanks giving go eat.
post #10
27 November 2008, 17:37 UTC#10
QUOTE(Liam @ Nov 27 2008, 10:40 AM) [snapback]522866[/snapback]
Have fun celebrating the day you pillaged a peaceful indigenous people and gave them a myriad of diseases they couldn't cure.
Don't our holiday's fucking rule
(indian's weren't peaceful, some tribes were but a shit load of them fought constantly over land)
post #11
27 November 2008, 18:22 UTC#11
QUOTE(Liam @ Nov 27 2008, 09:40 AM) [snapback]522866[/snapback]
Have fun celebrating the day you pillaged a peaceful indigenous people and gave them a myriad of diseases they couldn't cure.
post #12
27 November 2008, 19:13 UTC#12
haha canadian's already celebrated thanksgiving weeks ago, way to be behind in world events again
post #13
28 November 2008, 00:37 UTC#13
QUOTE(Slavin @ Nov 27 2008, 02:13 PM) [snapback]522922[/snapback]
haha canadian's already celebrated thanksgiving weeks ago, way to be behind in world events again
BEHIND?
Shit son, WE ARE world events. When's the last time something in Canada got world-wide attention?
Barrack Obama says his kids are going to do chores at the White House and it gets headlines across the world.
post #14
28 November 2008, 02:13 UTC#14
QUOTE(Ray @ Nov 28 2008, 12:37 AM) [snapback]522961[/snapback]
QUOTE(Slavin @ Nov 27 2008, 02:13 PM) [snapback]522922[/snapback]
haha canadian's already celebrated thanksgiving weeks ago, way to be behind in world events again
BEHIND?
Shit son, WE ARE world events. When's the last time something in Canada got world-wide attention?
Barrack Obama says his kids are going to do chores at the White House and it gets headlines across the world.
Don't forget the puppy.
post #15
28 November 2008, 02:14 UTC#15
QUOTE(Ray @ Nov 28 2008, 09:37 AM) [snapback]522961[/snapback]
BEHIND?
Shit son, WE ARE world events. When's the last time something in Canada got world-wide attention?
Barrack Obama says his kids are going to do chores at the White House and it gets headlines across the world.
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post #16
28 November 2008, 02:18 UTC#16
This displeases me.
post #17
28 November 2008, 02:22 UTC#17
when ever you say obama, all I think of is Boom Baby
post #18
28 November 2008, 04:31 UTC#18
QUOTE(Ray @ Nov 27 2008, 06:37 PM) [snapback]522961[/snapback]
When's the last time something in Canada got world-wide attention?
Thats about it from the last century.
post #19
28 November 2008, 06:40 UTC#19
lol
post #20
28 November 2008, 08:18 UTC#20
Do Americans really need TWO days in a year where you stuff your faces full of turkey and sit about doing fuck all?
post #21
28 November 2008, 08:22 UTC#21
2 days? what you on about?
post #22
28 November 2008, 13:32 UTC#22
Yeah Luke, that's every day.
post #23
28 November 2008, 20:19 UTC#23
QUOTE(jonb @ Nov 28 2008, 12:40 AM) [snapback]523009[/snapback]
lol
post #24
28 November 2008, 20:30 UTC#24
QUOTE(cIRca @ Nov 28 2008, 08:32 AM) [snapback]523073[/snapback]
Yeah Luke, that's every day.
Sometimes we throw in crab and goose liver.
post #25
28 November 2008, 20:33 UTC#25
QUOTE(Davey Rotten @ Nov 28 2008, 09:22 AM) [snapback]523036[/snapback]
2 days? what you on about?
Christmas?
post #26
28 November 2008, 21:00 UTC#26
ooooh, I got ya. we have ham on that day, at least my family does ^_^ we talk about important things tho; about how life has been, what shampoo we're using cause man your hair is great and the occasional disagreement about how aunt susan is on her 5th or 11th divorce.
post #27
28 November 2008, 21:45 UTC#27
ham? strange, we have mainly turkey then pigs in blankets, daw... sounds cute but its dead pigs wraped in more dead pigs haha. and cranberry sauce and stuffing...fuck I want xmas dinner now.
post #28
29 November 2008, 11:45 UTC#28
Ham on Christmas for us as well. We never eat turkey though. We have nothing to be thankful for..
post #29
29 November 2008, 17:09 UTC#29
We had grade 1A Red Shell Alaskan King Crab for thanksgiving.
Thats class bitches.
Thats class bitches.
post #30
30 November 2008, 08:12 UTC#30
yummmm