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 Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:10 pm
I had to eat dinner at my mom's friend's house. Everyone was creeping me out.... gonk
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:13 pm
I had...
TURKEY heart
CHERRY PIE heart heart heart
stuffing
mashed potatoes
home-made gravy
rolls
like, 5 different kinds of non-garden salad
1.5 pumpkin pies
2 chocolate cream pies
banana pudding w/Nilla wafers
lime jello w/pineapples topped with banana pudding and marshmallows
And I think that's about it. @w@; Good stuff.
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:15 pm
Moo Ell Dukes Moo Ell Dukes Moo Ell Eh, it was okay.. I just really don't like Thanksgiving. It's a pointless Holiday. neutral  Is not... rofl
It's the day upon which we celebrate the most famous mass-murderer of all, Christopher Columbus' arrival in the new world, and the colonization which was thus made possible. It has nothing to do with Christopher Columbus. Would you like me to argue about the validity of Wikipedia as a source or should I just tell you that you are welcome to believe what you like and that you now have a source which will give you the answers? I know that Wiki isn't always reliable, but when it's history I think that Wiki users can agree on that. Here are three links that all say the same thing as the Wiki and the it has NOTHING TO DO WITH CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. It was first celebrated almost 130 years after he even found America. Here Here also Oh and look hereColumbus Day itself wasn't celebrated until the 1850s. Now then, I never said it was exclusively about Columbus, you're the one who hyperfocused in upon it.
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:20 pm
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Way to call Columbus a Mass murderer.
THANKSGIVING ISNT CELEBRATING THAT. THANKSGIVING IS A FEAST CELEBRATING THE FIRST HARVEST AND SURVIVAL THROUGH THE WINTER AND s**t.
Thanksgiving wasnt even legalized until 1941.
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:23 pm
Merumiharu .+:{}:+.
Way to call Columbus a Mass murderer.
THANKSGIVING ISNT CELEBRATING THAT. THANKSGIVING IS A FEAST CELEBRATING THE FIRST HARVEST AND SURVIVAL THROUGH THE WINTER AND s**t.
Thanksgiving wasnt even legalized until 1941.
And thank God it was. It's such a pleasant excuse for a good meal. ^^
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:27 pm
korikun the cat Merumiharu .+:{}:+.
Way to call Columbus a Mass murderer.
THANKSGIVING ISNT CELEBRATING THAT. THANKSGIVING IS A FEAST CELEBRATING THE FIRST HARVEST AND SURVIVAL THROUGH THE WINTER AND s**t.
Thanksgiving wasnt even legalized until 1941.
And thank God it was. It's such a pleasant excuse for a good meal. ^^ And days off of school.
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:27 pm
Dukes Moo Ell Eh, it was okay.. I just really don't like Thanksgiving. It's a pointless Holiday. neutral Is not... rofl
It's the day upon which we celebrate the most famous mass-murderer of all, Christopher Columbus' arrival in the new world, and the colonization which was thus made possible. No, we celebrate being thankful. It's a day of thanks.
It was MADE because of Pilgrims having peaceful relations with indians and sharing food and such because the pilgrims were stupid and didn't know how to plant corn.
Christopher columbus did his mas murderings wayway south. This was a new batch of people. Estellio Estel
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:57 pm
Larry Walters Dukes Moo Ell Eh, it was okay.. I just really don't like Thanksgiving. It's a pointless Holiday. neutral Is not... rofl
It's the day upon which we celebrate the most famous mass-murderer of all, Christopher Columbus' arrival in the new world, and the colonization which was thus made possible. No, we celebrate being thankful. It's a day of thanks.
It was MADE because of Pilgrims having peaceful relations with indians and sharing food and such because the pilgrims were stupid and didn't know how to plant corn.
Christopher columbus did his mas murderings wayway south. This was a new batch of people. Estellio Estel And didn't they wind up buying Manhattan for a couple of beads...and gave them some diseases of their own as well? But regardless, yes, thanksgiving is a day of thanks, not a day to celebrate death... in fact, it's to celebrate life (y'know, food = life, because no food = death... o_o( ) ) ^_^
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