Off to Maine in a bit. Traffic was superbly light last night.
Heading to the shelter in a couple hours.
Muttski lifers are getting kibble-based stuffing with peanut butter in their kongs today.
I wish I were going to Maine. Permanently. :(
Quote from: CountDeMoney on November 22, 2012, 07:13:34 AM
Muttski lifers are getting kibble-based stuffing with peanut butter in their kongs today.
English, please.
Poland is not on my list of things to be thankful for. -_-
I thought thanksgiving was weeks ago. Canadians confused me. I'm going to some sort of Thanksgiving party anyway it seems though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf3mgmEdfwg (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf3mgmEdfwg)
Quote from: Tyr on November 22, 2012, 07:29:02 AM
I thought thanksgiving was weeks ago. Canadians confused me. I'm going to some sort of Thanksgiving party anyway it seems though.
They got one, we got one. Not hard to understand.
Happy Brown Thursday!
Happy Thanksgiving Americans. I'm thankful for your election being over, now we're back to news about dogs that might be wolves and airline companies that goes bankrupt.
Quote from: Martinus on November 22, 2012, 07:24:20 AM
Quote from: CountDeMoney on November 22, 2012, 07:13:34 AM
Muttski lifers are getting kibble-based stuffing with peanut butter in their kongs today.
English, please.
We'll be filling their rubber toys with stuffing and sealing them with peanut butter. Will keep them happy, busy and most importantly quiet for a while. :D
I'm out.
Happy Thanksgiving USAnians!
I'm invited to my American friend's annual turkey feast, dutifully wearing elastic-waisted garb.
I'm thankful that I have the greatest wife of all time:
Quote from: Princesca
Anything we need on this list?
http://money.msn.com/shopping-deals/black-friday-2012-top-10-deals
BTW – I was thinking maybe for gifts for each other we could just get something small and then buy a shotgun :)
:punk:
1st round:
(https://languish.org/forums/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Farago4.tnw.utwente.nl%2Fstonedead%2Fsilly-stuff%2Fmr-creosote%2Fmr-creosote.jpg&hash=64d6393a66bcaee24c2bafb3bf56113e20d5ce14)
Happy Thanksgiving, everybody. Hope all of you had a great meal (those of you in countries that don't celebrate Thanksgiving, or do it on another day, no reason not to treat yourselves to a good meal anyway).
Happy Thanksgiving! :hug:
Your mandatory Thanksgiving holiday viewing.
http://youtu.be/lf3mgmEdfwg
Happy Thanksgiving!
Mine turned out to be surprisingly decent. Mom punted this year so we were stuck at my sister in law's mom's house, where quality and variety of food is usally bad. Not sure how, but she got the turkey just about perfect, so I piled that on & had just green bean casserole and mashed potatoes as sides. Dad brought the pinot noir I had been dropping hints on, and that went really well with the turkey. Win.
Pumpkin pie was store-bought but still tasted good paired with my Fernet & Coke. Watched football mostly without female interference. Had fun asking my niece & nephew what they wanted for Christmas-- they were all over the damned map. Nephew, for example, wanted $1000 so he could get Netflix (??) and "some mouthpieces"
CAL'S THANKSGIVING AAR
We had Thanksgiving at Princesca's aunt's log cabin down in the Bullitt County knobs... perfect setting for a Thanksgiving dinner. :cool:
For an 'appetizer' Princesca brought a bourbon slush made with cranberry juice, lemonade, and Jim Beam White (of course).
Main meal consisted of:
* Turkey. Uncle David got lazy this year and didn't deep fry it :mad: , so it was unremarkable.
* Gravy
* Mashed taters
* Regular dressing
* Oyster dressing
* Cranberry sauce (someone made a homemade sauce with whole cranberries, and there was also some of that jelly shit that comes from a can)
* Cheesy tater casserole
* Broccoli casserole
* Green bean casserole
* Bourbon sweet taters (also made by Princesca)
* Seven-layer salad
* Macaroni and cheese
* Waldorf salad (another Princesca dish, which I did most of the prep work for)
* Deviled eggs... I thought these were going to be absent because my mother-in-law was sick, but someone else made them :yeah:
* Dinner rolls
Dessert:
* Chocolate chip cookie bars
* Pumpkin pie
* Pecan pie
For some reason there was a lot less stuff than in years past. :hmm:
Did you talk about me?
@Cal of course there is less stuff. You are in a recession. Gotta cut somewhere.
Pumpkin pie for breakfast the day after. :cool:
Meri's Thanksgiving for Wayward Souls deemed a rousing success!
We had ten people at the table, with one "take-out" meal being sent over to a friend who couldn't make it, and another friend showing up later and digging into the left-overs.
On the menu:
Food:
Turkey - roasted with a butter-herb coating
Ham - sugar-glazed
Mashed potatoes
Candied yams
Scalloped oysters
Cornbread stuffing
Cranberry sauce
Candied carrots
Poutine
Collared greens
Vinagrette green beans
Deviled eggs
Fresh veggies, olives, pickles, etc.
Homemade whole wheat rolls
Desserts:
Homemade pumpkin, apple, and cherry pies (I even made the crust myself)
Homemade whipped cream
Homemade eggnog (with whiskey and rum)
Drinks:
Rhine wine
Chianti wine
Homemade chai mead
Homemade Blueberry cordial
Homemade Cranberry cordial
Evan Williams whiskey
Soda pop
Ed's thanksgiving:
FUD
I'm so happy it is warming up here. 50s!
Bro, I had shorts on yesterday. SRSLY
Wanted to say warmish. Stupid iPad.
Jesus garbo, enough with the name dropping of what electronics gear you have.
I don't own an iPad. :P
Oh, I forgot... when we were leaving yesterday I heard a couple of shots. I think the neighbor got a deer. :cool:
Quote from: Caliga on November 23, 2012, 05:10:40 PM
Oh, I forgot... when we were leaving yesterday I heard a couple of shots. I think the neighbor got a deer. :cool:
:o They're evolving!