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The First Thanksgiving
- Thread starter retrorich
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
*passes Paul a midol and a shot of whiskey*
[This line was irreverently stolen from Buttercup]:yes:
[This line was irreverently stolen from Buttercup]:yes:
GloriaPatri
Active Member
retrorich said:This year, as is my custom, I will celebrate Thanksgiving Day in the spirit of the first Thanksgiving. I will invite some neighbors over for dinner, then kill them and steal their land.
It'd be more realistic if you invited them over, they fed you and clothed you, and then a few months later you went into their house and killed them. Then, you stole their house.
You dirty puritan.
standing_alone
Well-Known Member
Well, you can't forget to spread disease, either.
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
angellous_evangellous said:
And I have been busted.
Tigress
Working-Class W*nch.
The first Thanksgiving was celebrated by Canadians, and that's not what we did, but have fun anyway.retrorich said:This year, as is my custom, I will celebrate Thanksgiving Day in the spirit of the first Thanksgiving. I will invite some neighbors over for dinner, then kill them and steal their land.
nutshell
Well-Known Member
Bad things happened...boo hoo....
Why can't we live in the present and celebrate based on what the holiday is today rather than what it's beginnings were.
If you want to boycott Thanksgiving, you should boycott Christmas too. After all, Dec. 25 isn't Jesus' birthday. How dare we celebrate something today with false beginnings!
Why can't we live in the present and celebrate based on what the holiday is today rather than what it's beginnings were.
If you want to boycott Thanksgiving, you should boycott Christmas too. After all, Dec. 25 isn't Jesus' birthday. How dare we celebrate something today with false beginnings!