Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit.

Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit.

Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 10:57am
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Have a great day guys.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Dr Brasso on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 1:12pm
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thank you sir... and a safe and happy thanksgiving to you and yours as well.... :wink:

and the same to all my american cohorts the world over.....

inlaws are coming up.....***searches for escape route... :heee:

Dr Brasso... :dodgy:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by pepper on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 1:55pm
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Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Gwil on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 1:59pm
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It's Thanksgiving in the USA pepper, a traditional celebration of
family and something to do with the founding of the nation, stuff like
that.

It's a good excuse to eat turkey and lots of cranberry sauce, and probably get drunk as well!

( i think this is what Orph means anyway :razz: )
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 2:04pm
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>( i think this is what Orph means anyway :razz: )
</DIV></DIV>

yuppers, all of the above :heee:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by scary_jeff on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 2:34pm
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No fair, it's like you get a pre-christmas. Anyway, enjoy yourselves and err... don't drink too much... umm... egg nogg? :heee:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Wild Card on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 2:35pm
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You missed it by like a month orph :razz:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 2:39pm
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i always called it "Turkey Day" .. "Thanksgiving" has to much religious connotations IMO.. if nothing else it sounds biblish.

anywho's, i always thought that the holiday situation in the states were a bit off.. turkey day and xmas are to close, and have essentially the same meal plans for dinners.. why not move turkey day to june?

i don't drink often, and i don't usually do it with kinfolk around, as most of my wifes side is red necks and tempers usually increase with the level of consumption.

i am sure about looks at watch now.. guests will begin to arrive at most of the american homes, so post counts may drop off a bit :biggrin:

enjoy people, i know i will.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 3:29pm
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Damnit you posted a Thanksgiving thread before me. Gah! This is a day for Americans to stuff their fat faces even more and celebrate the raping of the indians land. Happy Broken Treaty Day.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Jezpuh on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 3:37pm
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Doesn't Bush get to pick one turkey which will be kept alive? It's freaking stupid, I know.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Andrei on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 3:42pm
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I think he already did. He donated it to some zoo, i think. Or was that last year? :confused:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by pepper on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 3:55pm
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yeah, that was in the news here in holland, although i cant see any news in it, we dont even celebrate thanks giving.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 3:57pm
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Oh... so I wasn't suppose to eat that turkey?!
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by SWATSiLeNt on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 3:58pm
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Jezpuh.......your avatar is somewhat destracting when lookin at a thread....lol yea happy dead turkey day!
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by G.Ballblue on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 4:09pm
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Well, hope everyone here (who celebrates it) has a great Thanksgiving! :smile:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by $loth on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 4:11pm
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>Jezpuh.......your avatar is somewhat destracting when lookin at a thread....lol </DIV></DIV>

Well it could be a rabbit.

Rampant rabbit I think its called.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 4:43pm
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If you think that is distracting try having this one as an avatar.

User posted image
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Tracer Bullet on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 6:09pm
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Thanksgiving rocks. Bring on the pie!
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by $loth on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 7:36pm
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mmmmm..................turkey............mmmmm... thinks of lamb
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Andrei on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 7:58pm
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drools at thought of apple pie
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Crono on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 8:14pm
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Orpheus said:
i always called it "Turkey Day" .. "Thanksgiving" has to much religious connotations IMO.. if nothing else it sounds biblish.

anywho's, i always thought that the holiday situation in the states were a bit off.. turkey day and xmas are to close, and have essentially the same meal plans for dinners.. why not move turkey day to june?

i don't drink often, and i don't usually do it with kinfolk around, as most of my wifes side is red necks and tempers usually increase with the level of consumption.

i am sure about looks at watch now.. guests will begin to arrive at most of the american homes, so post counts may drop off a bit :biggrin:

enjoy people, i know i will.
The fact that Quakers made up the holiday might not have anything to do with that. :biggrin:

I love thanksgiving, personally. Good food.

f**k cranberry sauce by the way.

(My mom made REAL apple pie too, oh man. Real apples. Amongst other things ... drools)
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by $loth on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 8:36pm
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Warm apple pie.... lol.

I'm actually not a fan of apple pie, not a big pastry fan.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Tracer Bullet on Thu Nov 25th 2004 at 11:38pm
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There is nothing on earth better than apple pie!
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 1:18am
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Tracer Bullet</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>There is nothing on earth better than apple pie! </DIV></DIV>
How about sex? :leper:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 1:27am
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Spartan 34</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>
<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Tracer Bullet</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>There is nothing on earth better than apple pie! </DIV></DIV>
How about sex? :leper:

</DIV></DIV>
dunno about you guys, but a really good pee has brought tears to my eyes, sex has never been that good :heee:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Dr Brasso on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 1:39am
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not to mention the joy of relief after a week of constipation....whew..... :biggrin: ...tommorrow will be a good day.... :lol:

Doc B..... :dodgy:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by omegaslayer on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 1:51am
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Spartan 34</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>
<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Tracer Bullet</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>There is nothing on earth better than apple pie! </DIV></DIV>
How about sex? :leper:

</DIV></DIV>

I must say pie is better than sex no matter how you look at it.......or taste it.

And braso I know what you mean, The In-laws are annoying.... Im not married, but I mean my aunts in-laws and stuff. Must-find-a-way-out-of-here!
Dr Brasso said:
not to mention the joy of relief after a week of constipation....whew..... :biggrin: ...tommorrow will be a good day.... :lol:

Doc B..... :dodgy:
Hey all the thryoxin IS good for a healthy colon :lol:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 2:07am
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<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting omegaslayer</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>
I must say pie is better than sex no matter how you look at it.......or taste it.

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must resist, must. this is so rife with possibilities. :lol:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Gwil on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 2:13am
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Orpheus, what you and your wife do and have done should never be divulged to these young ears.

Can you imagine the complaints? :razz:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 2:34am
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<DIV class=quotetext>Orpheus, what you and your wife do and have done should never be divulged to these young ears.

Can you imagine the complaints? :razz:

</DIV></DIV>

actually, my thinking was more along the lines of "Spoken like a true virgin"

my own experiences didn't cross my mind.
read that sentence i wrote, with "virgin" in mind, and then you'll understand :biggrin:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Naklajat on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 2:37am
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i don't know what to say.... i genuinely laughed out loud.

im not even going to add to the "pie discussion"

i had thanksgiving yesterday, my PhD-having brother is in town. i
personally like pecan pie. last thanksgiving i was a strict vegetarian,
so i had tofurkey... worst thanksgiving ever. not eating turkey made
the holiday seem incomplete. but this thanksgiving i had huge amounts
of everything! my mom makes this cranberry jello with mandarin oranges
and pecans, and then there was stuffing and turkey and yams and mashed potatoes
and gravy and green beans and rolls... a friend brought over cranberry
bread... now leftovers! bitchin! too bad i probably put on 5 pounds in
one night...
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Nickelplate on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 2:39am
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Happy Thanksgiving to you as well. Maybe if HL2 Gets DM we will have a new "Turkeyburgers" map for HL2 by next turkeyday! (for those who don't know, turkeyburgers is a map for HL1 where everything is supersized and you are the size of a rat. it's fun!)
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 2:43am
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Great Holiday=Comes off without a hitch.

My idea of a successful holiday, is one without any sort of a confrontation. Today came together almost flawlessly. Holidays are not food, holidays are family being forced under one roof. Most times siblings.

Adult siblings tend to act like time stood still, which is definitely not the case. The more siblings, the more chances of some sort of an issue arising.

As I said, If you can get through the day with all your good intentions intact it equals "WIN"

Today, was WIN. :smile:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 4:55pm
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext> my mom makes this cranberry jello with mandarin oranges and pecans,
</DIV></DIV>
Hey I had the same stuff too. That stuff is great! Try adding in some cherries and cherry juice in with it too. It makes it taste that much better. Anyways I'm pretty sure everyone had just about the same thing to eat yesterday so there isn't much use in asking what you all ate. Although usually different families make different desserts.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Tracer Bullet on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 6:43pm
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Apple pie, plum pie, pecan pie, pumpkin pie... continues ranting

(No, I'm not comparing it to sex!)
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Orpheus on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 6:50pm
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>(No, I'm not comparing it to sex!)</DIV></DIV>

or the discharge of body fluids too i assume :heee:
as i said though, holidays aint about food, its about cramming a s**tload of family under one roof. if you can retain most of your good intentions by days end, you have succeeded :biggrin:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by $loth on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 7:16pm
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>
And braso I know what you mean, The In-laws are annoying.... Im not married, but I mean my aunts in-laws and stuff. Must-find-a-way-out-of-here!

</DIV></DIV>
Really? I find my GF's aunts/ uncles quite good company.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by G.Ballblue on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 7:17pm
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Chocolate chip cookies....
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 7:22pm
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G.Balllbue... I have a question for you. I could PM this to you but I'm sure there are others here who wonder the same thing and there isn't a need for a new thread. WTF is with all the freakin cat people in japanese anime?!
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Jezpuh on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 9:32pm
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Everyone says that. Which is the reason why I'm keeping it :biggrin:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Crono on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 10:01pm
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as i said though, holidays aint about food, its about cramming a s**tload of family under one roof. if you can retain most of your good intentions by days end, you have succeeded :biggrin:
I never see any other family besides my immediate family. Ever.

Spartan, most developers and directors use cats as a "metaphor" of sorts. Usually, if a normal cat is in anime, the director doesn't have to take care of it (The cat is always fine, unless it's a realistic anime). They use this as a metaphor for human characters, in the case of Ball's anime character, he's suppose to be incredibly resilient. By the way I hate that show probably because I hated Ranma.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 10:07pm
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>

<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>as i said though, holidays aint about food, its about cramming a s**tload of family under one roof. if you can retain most of your good intentions by days end, you have succeeded :biggrin: </DIV></DIV>

I never see any other family besides my immediate family. Ever.

Spartan, most developers and directors use cats as a "metaphor" of sorts. Usually, if a normal cat is in anime, the director doesn't have to take care of it (The cat is always fine, unless it's a realistic anime). They use this as a metaphor for human characters, in the case of Ball's anime character, he's suppose to be incredibly resilient. By the way I hate that show probably because I hated Ranma. </DIV></DIV>
Lol, Ok I understand now. G.Ball gave me a different explanation though.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Junkyard God on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 10:13pm
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a what day?? :S well, hav a nice day to yoo too then :biggrin:
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 10:14pm
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It's the day we get gorge ourselves and celebrate the massacre of thousands of indians. Oh yeah and we get to eat pie too.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by G.Ballblue on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 10:16pm
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<DIV class=quotetext>Chocolate chip cookies....

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Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Forceflow on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 11:01pm
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We don't really celebrate it over here in Belgium, but hey .. Happy Thanksgiving to all of you pitters out there!
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Crono on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 11:04pm
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Spartan 34 said:
It's the day we get gorge ourselves and celebrate the massacre of thousands of indians. Oh yeah and we get to eat pie too.
The Massacre didn't happen yet. At this point in time all the (now Amish) did was give the Indians innumerable amounts of diseases.
Re: Happy Turkey Day to all my friends and enemies at Snarkpit. Posted by Spartan on Fri Nov 26th 2004 at 11:13pm
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<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>
<DIV class=quote>
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<DIV class=quotetext>It's the day we get gorge ourselves and celebrate the massacre of thousands of indians. Oh yeah and we get to eat pie too.</DIV></DIV>

The Massacre didn't happen yet. At this point in time all the (now Amish) did was give the Indians innumerable amounts of diseases. </DIV></DIV>
They had time machines.