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Happy Thankgiving! Today is Canadian Thanksgiving. I came home at midnight from a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner at my sister's.... so I'm having a sluggish day today. Just wanted to wish everyone a happy turkey day eh??? Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
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Happy Turkey Day to you too! Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Perhaps I should start celebrating both of them so I can host two large family gatherings and dinners. I'm pretty sure i could get people to come. Reality is the original Rorschach.
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That would be fun! Celebrating made-up or holidays from other countries makes life much more enjoyable. Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
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What's the story behind the canadian thanksgiving? Wow, I'm still third top poster...
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Heh, you Canucks and your craaazy holidays... 
Happy Turkey Day, yes? Mess with my cows and I'll break your knees
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Crazy people way up there... you guys are America's hat, you know that? Happy Thanksgiving you silly Canucks :-P
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Happy Thanksgiving to all!!!  Pound for pound, the amoeba is the most vicious animal on earth.
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 Originally Posted by the maple epee  Heh, you Canucks and your craaazy holidays...
Happy Turkey Day, yes? Personally... I like having Thanksgiving in October. It's closer to the traditional harvest time... the weather's nicer, it gives us a long weekend in October, but it's not so close to Christmas. Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
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I like having T-day in November, its my favorite month. My birthday (8th), thanksgiving, a whole buncha school off. Win.
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Originally Posted by Fencergrl Personally... I like having Thanksgiving in October. It's closer to the traditional harvest time... the weather's nicer, it gives us a long weekend in October, but it's not so close to Christmas. My in-laws always butchered hogs on Thanksgiving in November. Partly because the weather was cold enough then and October would still be kind of warm down here. Partly because it gave you a double excust for a huge family dinner. Reality is the original Rorschach.
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I would adore Thanksgiving in October. Our Nov. Thanksgiving gets pushed to the side the moment it's done so we can run out to the Black Friday sales at 5 am the next day. There's no time to bask in the actual giving of thanks before Christmas consumerism takes over.
Happy Thanksgiving, Canada. You have many reasons to give thanks. Artificial Intelligence is no match for Natural Stupidity
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Happy Thanksgiving, my fellow Canadians!
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Happy Canadian Thanksgiving! Rather than start a new thread, I revived this one. Tomorrow is Canadian Thanksgiving and I wanted to wish everyone a good holiday... even you poor American sods who have to work Monday.  Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
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We do not have such a thing in my coutry. But we do gets lots of days off at Easter and Christmas, so I will give thanks for that.
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Is turkey the traditional meal for Canadian Thanksgiving? Or is it Moose? Or Beaver? Or Grizzly Bear? Anyway, have a great holiday. Can't you, just this once, f*** off?
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Originally Posted by matt9476 Is turkey the traditional meal for Canadian Thanksgiving? Turkey.... although Latenight has been known to visit Canada for it's great beaver. I can serve moose, bear etc... whenever I have some in my freezer. Turkey is only in the stores certain times of the year, so it's a nice change of pace. Thanksgiving is much the same as the US except it isn't a big shopping holiday. Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
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You're talking about Black Friday. That isn't a holiday. It is a battle. Now if you will excuse me, I have an axe to grind.
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Completely agree with the above post. If you want to see humanity at its worst, go to a mall anytime on Black Friday.
Of course, with the US economy doing a nice impression of a free-falling boulder, it might be different this year. To all my Canadian comrades on this forum, be forewarned, you might have to deal with we American refugees fleeing north to escape the economic apocalypse. "Time line? Time isn't made of lines. It's made of circles. That is why clocks are round!"---Michael J. Caboose
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Originally Posted by Immelmann To all my Canadian comrades on this forum, be forewarned, you might have to deal with we American refugees fleeing north to escape the economic apocalypse. I don't know... can you handle a regulated banking system, universal health care, and having something other than old men on your money? Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
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