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Nov 26th 2003#130576 Report
maraanderson
Member since: May 7th 2003
Posts: 559
Don't know how many are celebrating Thanksgiving, but we are.

A bunch of us (Swedish-Americans) are getting together this year to celebrate. Thank goodness I don't have to make everything by myself this year! Anyways...

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!



Mara
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Nov 26th 2003#130587 Report
Telemakhos
Member since: Jun 20th 2003
Posts: 1203
It's tomorrow...
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Nov 26th 2003#130590 Report
deker
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
Posts: 6632
It's already thursday in Sweden. And after that it will be Tuesday.
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Nov 26th 2003#130592 Report
mihai
Member since: Feb 17th 2003
Posts: 2450
I like the smiley - makes me hungry
we don't celebrate Thanksgiving...not many things to be thankfull for I guess:(
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Nov 26th 2003#130595 Report
Telemakhos
Member since: Jun 20th 2003
Posts: 1203
Originally posted by deker
It's already thursday in Sweden. And after that it will be Tuesday.


ROFL
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Nov 26th 2003#130604 Report
Marble
Member since: Nov 26th 2001
Posts: 2586
mmmmm..... Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Cranberry, Stuffing.... Unfortunately, Canada has some weird notion to celebrate thanksgiving in October, so it's a fond memory. But happy turkey day Mara.....
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Nov 26th 2003#130611 Report
msz070
Member since: Aug 25th 2001
Posts: 1619
Well thats because Canada is weird.
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Nov 26th 2003#130614 Report
Pganguly
Member since: Oct 6th 2002
Posts: 1003
Amen.

Anyhoo, a german friend of mine was recently asked if he celebrates thanksgiving back home (Hamburg).
He had no way to respond. He also has been asked "Do you have snow there?" as well as "Do you see the moon in germany?"

He has also frequently been asked if they have the fourth off july there either. His response is usually "No. Right after July 3rd is July 5th."

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Nov 26th 2003#130666 Report
maraanderson
Member since: May 7th 2003
Posts: 559
Well for those of you who don't get to celebrate Turkey-Day I will be sure to eat lots of goodies for you... (me silly...yes as usual).


Pganguly: Ignorance is bliss - or so they say, honestly that is pretty sad.


Deker: You silly you... :P


Mara
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Nov 27th 2003#130687 Report
Rodder454
Member since: Apr 25th 2003
Posts: 1977
Sweet! Turkey day in 2 hrs



*drools...


I wonder if my family would be pissed if i started eating the food a few hrs (or so) early??? i'll brb :D
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