Happy Thanksgiving

[de-trick]

Well just wanted to wish the Canadians ItP, as well as others who celebrate thanksgiving this weekend

So what is the playground doing this weekend?

For me I'm working, maybe go to a social, and turkey on Sunday, but not much more. sweet thing is on Monday i get paid double.

[Dragonrider]

I was like

"HUH? Thanksgiving is the third Thursday in November."

Oh. Right. Canadians. :smalltongue:

Well, happy Thanksgiving to you lot, too! :smallwink:

[Ego Slayer]

I thought the same, Dragon. I was like... wtf. o.O
And then I remembered the Canadians.
Crazy kids. Happy turkeyday to you. :smalltongue:

Oh, yeah... and your location is cranberry sauce.

Man, now I'm hungry!!

[Yoritomo Himeko]

Happy Thanksgiving, Canadian Playgrounders! :smallsmile:

By the way, do you guys celebrate it with a turkey dinner or do you do something different? Just curious.

[TigerHunter]

Oh, those crazy Canadians.

Happy Turkeyday.

[The Vorpal Tribble]

Happy Turkeyday.
*twitches as personal pet peeve is poked*

I'll remember to wish you a Happy Cake Day on April 27th.

[TigerHunter]

*twitches as personal pet peeve is poked*

I'll remember to wish you a Happy Cake Day on April 27th.
Thanks. :smallbiggrin:

[Dragonprime]

And here I thought that this would be a thread about the real Thanksgiving. :smalltongue:

[afroakuma]

Dragon, imma stab you.

And yes, it's a family turkey dinner. Except for me; I decided to work for an American company. So the rest of the family is likely on pie by now.

[Uncle Festy]

*wishes Canadians happy day of thanks*
Yeah, that is how you spell it! You Canadians just haven't figured it out yet!
:smalltongue:

[afroakuma]

Oh, I'm aware. I've had to learn it in four languages.

[Boo]

*Is a Canuck*

To any UK (or really anyone) guys/gals who don't have access to pumpkin pie... Neener neener neeeeener! :smalltongue:

Same goes for pecan pie!

@V: If this forum had an evil smirk smiley, I'd use it. For now I'll just use... :smallamused:

[averagejoe]

*Is a Canuck*

To any UK (or really anyone) guys/gals who don't have access to pumpkin pie... Neener neener neeeeener! :smalltongue:

Same goes for pecan pie!

Come on, man. I'm all for taking other people's misfortune and rubbing it in, but this is going too far. Pie is serious business.

[thubby]

Canadians do that :smallconfused:
happy thanksgiving then, i guess.

[Uncle Festy]

Come on, man. I'm all for taking other people's misfortune and rubbing it in, but this is going too far. Pie is serious business.

Is it serious business, or serious business (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SeriousBusiness)? :smalltongue:

[Mauve Shirt]

Heehee. The majority of people are posting in this thread and saying "Oh, I thought this was about REAL Thanksgiving!" Including me. :smallwink:
Happy Thanksgiving Canadians!

[B-Man]

Joyeux action de grace tout le monde! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

For Thanksgiving I'm going to be (hopefully) celebrating it with my parents and also be celebrating their one year anniversary. What should I get them for their paper anniversary? :smalltongue:

[The Rose Dragon]

I was thinking of no thanksgiving. We don't have thanksgiving here. We don't care. We never had random pilgrims slaughter natives and share their food with them afterwards. :smalltongue:

[Castaras]

To any UK (or really anyone) guys/gals who don't have access to pumpkin pie... Neener neener neeeeener! :smalltongue:


Harhar! We have pumpkin pie, and we get to have it even when it isn't thanksgiving! So ha! :smalltongue:

*looks outside* The pumpkins are taking over our garden...halp. :smalleek:

[afroakuma]

For Thanksgiving I'm going to be (hopefully) celebrating it with my parents and also be celebrating their one year anniversary. What should I get them for their paper anniversary?

I'd respond, but I suddenly suspect that you are far too young to post here.

[Uncle Festy]

Harhar! We have pumpkin pie, and we get to have it even when it isn't thanksgiving! So ha! :smalltongue:

*looks outside* The pumpkins are taking over our garden...halp. :smalleek:

Nevar! We must allow our pumpkin overlords full reign! :smallwink:

[B-Man]

I'd respond, but I suddenly suspect that you are far too young to post here.

Orly? Me? Young?

Unless I'm mistaken I'm voting on Tuesday so I ain't that young. :smalltongue:

What was your suggestion for a present for my mom and step-father? :smallamused:

[afroakuma]

Well, you stated it was your parents' one year anniversary. :smallamused:

[Dragonprime]

Nevar! We must allow our pumpkin overlords full reign! :smallwink:

In the form of delicious edible pie!

[B-Man]

Well, you stated it was your parents' one year anniversary. :smallamused:

That I did. 'Twere my own fault for that assumption. I do consider my step-father as my father though (as we have similar personalities and humour).

[afroakuma]

That one sorts it out a wee bit more.

As for paper, alas, I have not any ideas.

[B-Man]

Ya, I'm stumped. I just don't want to leave at "Happy Anniversary! Here's your card!" That would be... lame...

... I wonder if I have any crayons...

Hmm...

[afroakuma]

What about a print webcomic? Girl Genius is pretty accessible, and hilarious.

Or, more grounded, a trio of A-list books. Three, so that each can pick one, and if one finishes fast, he or she can go to the extra one.

Maybe get a family portrait reframed, then hand them a toonie and claim you only bought the "paper" (the picture), from them.

[dish]

Things made of paper:
Books. Books are good.
Fans. A nice decorative Chinese or Japanese fan.
Money is made of paper. So are cheques.
An unframed painting, or print is made of paper.
Photographs are printed on (special) paper. How about an enlargement of a lovely photo you've taken of them?

Edit: I see afroakuma and I are thinking along similar lines.

Origami kit? An ornament made from papier mache? (You could make it yourself and save money.)

[Boo]

Harhar! We have pumpkin pie, and we get to have it even when it isn't thanksgiving! So ha! :smalltongue:

*looks outside* The pumpkins are taking over our garden...halp. :smalleek:

So do us Canadians. I don't see where you're going with that.

[Arioch]

We in the UK don't have thanksgiving. We're not a terribly thankful people, to be honest. Plus, all our natives were wiped out millennia ago, so we don't have anyone to share food with.

[Castaras]

So do us Canadians. I don't see where you're going with that.

well, you implied that you have pumpkin pie because of thanksgiving, and that us Brits don't.

[B-Man]

So, I couldn't get into Toronto to visit my parents for their anniversary/Thanksgiving. Stupid not being able to afford a ticket in (without starving 'til my next pay). :smallsigh:

So far for Thanksgiving, I've had waffled pancakes that my sister made for breakfast. They were more like desert crepes for thickness but still nummy. :smallsmile:

May be having dinner with my uncle and Gramma later today but I haven't heard word from my Gramma.

[Inhuman Bot]

Thanksgiving! Hurrah!

I didn't remember that the US had thanksgiving in november, until this thread.

You crazy americans :smalltongue:

[Dragonprime]

Thanksgiving! Hurrah!

I didn't remember that the US had thanksgiving in november, until this thread.

You crazy americans :smalltongue:

You're just jealous that we have the real thanksgiving.

[Talya]

*wishes Canadians happy day of thanks*
Yeah, that is how you spell it! You Canadians just haven't figured it out yet!
:smalltongue:

Spell what?

[Uncle Festy]

Canadia, duh. :smalltongue: