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Its that time of year again where 1000's of Canadian tofurkeys are brutally cut down in their prime and served at the dinner table of yet another senseless holiday thought up by our local grocers.

Happy Tofurkey murder day Every one!

Now, enjoy some Ellen Paige!

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1922740

by tofurkey, naturally you mean turkey.

-m

Bon appetit.

Technically, it's supposed to be tomorrow.

I had chicken thighs and breasts for dinner. That's cuz I'm American and the REAL Thanksgiving is over a month away. SUCK IIIIIT!

Naturally I keed. Hell, I'd move to Seattle, make friends in Canada, and come over to celebrate with you. I love any holiday that revolves around gluttony and food snobbery.

Yeaaah...
I think Canadian Thanksgiving used to have something to do with being a harvest festival...
Now it's really just that people like eating Turkey...Or Tofurkey..Butya.

I'm stoked regardless. Turkey's delicious.

A) It's not _Canadian_ Thanksgiving, its "the lame version of thanksgiving" luckily we also have REAL thanksgiving dinner, too, because my dad agrees with me, and thus I get thanksgiving twice. Woo.

B) my girlfriend's dad made steak and kidney pies, and cornish game hens to celebrate. Such a good Canadian, isn't he?

Now I have more of a reason to hate Justin Long.

Matt wrote:by tofurkey, naturally you mean turkey.

-m

Im Vegetarian now. So tofurkey is correct.

No, tofurkey is incorrect, you've simply chosen poorly.

-m

Actually, you both chose wrong, it's clearly the Turducken.

Okay, the reason Canada and the U.S. celebrate Thanksgiving at different times is simply due to differing latitudes: the growing season ends sooner the further North you go. You'd have your big 'Harvest Feast' when your local growing season ends. Q.E.D.



Oh, and whether it's Columbus Day or Thanksgiving is unimportant - it's my WIFE'S BIRTHDAY!

My family celebrates both Thanksgivings for some reason...

DOUBLE THE TURKEY!!!

Zethyr wrote:My family celebrates both Thanksgivings for some reason...

DOUBLE THE TURKEY!!!

This is by far the superior strategy.

goat wrote:

Zethyr wrote:My family celebrates both Thanksgivings for some reason...

DOUBLE THE TURKEY!!!

This is by far the superior strategy.

Yet another reason I married an American.

nom nom nom

We don't eat turkey on thanksgiving... my parents' philosophy is that we can eat turkey any day of the year, so on Thanksgiving we eat something "fancy" like shrimp and crabcakes or steak.


Also, I'm not really a fan of Turkey. It just seems blah to me

Turducken was great this evening, feeding 32 people along with all the other fun food.

goat wrote:

Zethyr wrote:My family celebrates both Thanksgivings for some reason...

DOUBLE THE TURKEY!!!

This is by far the superior strategy.

This is so brilliant, it made me cry.

Goodness I would do horrible things for some good pumpkin pie with whipped cream.

I had tofurkey a week or two ago, was pretty bad in my opinion.

I'd much rather stick with the real thing.

I had a great turkey yesterday - with mountains of stuffing, stir-fried brussels sprouts with water chestnuts, garlic, and honey, candied yams (my own creation), mashed taters, carrots, and gravy. Nom nom nom.

As well, I prefer the Canadian timing of Thanksgiving because it leaves more than a month until the next turkey gluttonfest (Christmas).

I love candied yams somethin' fierce.


Also HAPPY COLUMBUS DAY.

I HEAR THOSE CRAZY CANADIANS EAT TURKEY ON COLUMBUS DAY... WEIRD.

AlexanderDitto wrote:

goat wrote:

Zethyr wrote:My family celebrates both Thanksgivings for some reason...

DOUBLE THE TURKEY!!!

This is by far the superior strategy.

This is so brilliant, it made me cry.

Goodness I would do horrible things for some good pumpkin pie with whipped cream.

Would you buy the supplies and make it yourself?

I'm making my first Thanksgiving dinner tonight! I'm pretty excited!

Happy Thanksgiving internets!

Well, Canada & America, you may have thanksgiving, but we have...uh...