Tu_triky wrote:
Chalkboard to eraser, there is nothing greater.
:shakehead: :hehe:
Btw, I dunno if it's all the turkey I've eaten, but everytime I read your username now, I read "turkey". :beaten:
Started by wufei · 27 Nov 2003 · 403 replies
Tu_triky wrote:
Chalkboard to eraser, there is nothing greater.
Wynter wrote:
:shakehead: :hehe:
Btw, I dunno if it's all the turkey I've eaten, but everytime I read your username now, I read "turkey". :beaten:
Wynter wrote:Btw, I dunno if it's all the turkey I've eaten, but everytime I read your username now, I read "turkey". :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:
I didn't think Canada's Thanksgiving was the same as in the U.S.... Or are you guys mooching our holidays? :P
Wynter wrote:Eh? What do you mean?
krim wrote:no, the canadian thanksgiving is completel different. they're thankful that george bush isn't candian.
bmwracer wrote:
Is your Thanksgiving the same as ours in the U.S.?
Yesterday was Columbus Day for us. :)
krim wrote:no, the canadian thanksgiving is completel different. they're thankful that george bush isn't candian.
Wynter wrote:Are you asking if the meaning behind Thanksgiving is the same, or the day? The day has always been different. Our harvest would be earlier than yours. We always celebrate the second week of October.
bmwracer wrote:
The meaning.
EDIT: Never mind... I looked it up in Wiki.
Wynter wrote:Since tabana left, you might be. Although I think a-nesuto is Canadian as well.
Wait, am I the only regular Canadian left?! :sweat:
Wynter wrote:Happy Thanksgiving to all my fellow Canadians!
Wait, am I the only regular Canadian left?! :sweat:
Wynter wrote:November 26th.
Turkey this year was amazing. When do you guys have your thanksgiving?
gaijinmark wrote:Followed on November 27th[/list:u]
yebisu wrote:I eat thanksgiving leftovers for about a week and half after the actual day. So i celebrate it from nov 26 to about dec 5
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