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happy thanksgiving canada

pioneer54

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have a happy and safe thanksgiving to my fellow canucks. turkey and hockey ummmmmmmmmm
too much turkey:boring:
 
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Thanks for posting, Pioneer54! So if I get this right, in Canada, the second Monday in October, is similar to the third Thursday in November for the US?
Have fun, northern neighbors. Hope you don't have to work tomorrow. :music:
 
happy T day to all our Canadian Brethren.
 
Happy Thanksgiving guys & gals! :yes: I think I need to make friends with someone up in B.C., since it's not very far away. I can easily eat turkey & stuffing more than once a year. :D
 
Thanks eh! If it weren't for you guys, we would be speaking a different language up here. Our Prime Minister (Tim Horton) thanks you too.

- Dave
 
Wishing a great holiday for our friends up north!
Regards,
Jim
 
Man oh man we had a feast yesterday and we have lots of good leftovers for the week. Mmmm, hot turkey sandwiches :drool::drool::drool:
 
I think it supports the fallacy that Columbus "discovered" America.

LOL, I still laugh about some of our "myths" that are accepted as gospel truth. Well, it gives the Italians a reason to celebrate, and there are a lot of good Italians out there, so it's all good (I guess). :D
 
I wonder if they teach the truth in school these days...

Anyways, Happy Thanksgiving Canada :thmbsp:
 
How many of you Canadians "cheat" & celebrate on OUR Thanksgiving, too ? Not that there's anything wrong w/that...Thanksgiving, NOW, w/it sposed t'be 90 this afternoon, would be kinda strange...Prolly break/set new records all over w/this late-season heat wave...
 
warm weather

i hear a lot people are having thanksgiving outside and using a turkey fryer.:thmbsp:
no stuffing though:sigh:
 
LOL, I still laugh about some of our "myths" that are accepted as gospel truth. Well, it gives the Italians a reason to celebrate, and there are a lot of good Italians out there, so it's all good (I guess). :D

Don't forget the Spaniards and the Portuguese. They were involved as well.

I think the Vikings were the first ones to land on North America, FWIW.
 
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