I never really thought of Thanksgiving as a drinking holiday, not like Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve might be. Some people don't get the Friday off after Thanksgiving - and most businesses and many government offices are open today.
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I never really thought of Thanksgiving as a drinking holiday, not like Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve might be. Some people don't get the Friday off after Thanksgiving - and most businesses and many government offices are open today.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Not I, have not been hung over for over 30 years..... technically I don't drink anymore.... that and I have never heard of Thanksgiving being associated with drinking copious amounts of alcohol.... it is more about eating copious amounts of food
Winning while eating a slice of left over date and walnut loaf while making chilli followed by date and walnut loaf for dinner
Leftovers?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Yes,
It's a winner
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
there were only 4 of us yesterday....last year there were 8 of us (2 of the youngest Wu's friends and a significant other of the oldest Wu youngin').... over the years the group gets smaller and smaller....and the amount of food does too....but I still think Mrs Wu still expects the eating habits of the 17 year old oldest Wu youngin.... who is much older now and did not make it home this thanksgiving.... so we still have more than we will actually eat
Weh we get left over leftovers of turkey or ham they always go well in a paella
Which incidentally will freeze of you are to sick of turkey or ham
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Winning by not eating British chilli.
We call it 'Srevotfel' around here...
You ain't invited anyway. ;-)
We call it 'Srevotfel' around here...
Were not all back to front
Tis best to sound it out using pinyin,
rather than English. (I can't put the
tone signs in, unlike the bear.)
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