anyone?

i have a few friends who just dont celebrate it.

I actually enjoy being thankful for shit. It's weird, I know.

Im only here for the food.

Werd. I'm in it for the food. But this year, I decided not to subject myself to a family gathering. It's painful. And I always end up with a really bad tequila hangover.

I'm going to order Chinese and play video games.

Never too late to start playing Warcraft I can power level you

I don't like playing games that involve other people.

Not up to the challenge eh?

No. I just don't like games that involve play with other people. The only exception I make is Q3A. Because that's the shit when you're stoned off your ass and trying to play against Malaysians.

Quake? Eh I never liked quake, too fast. I like Day of Defeat. That shit you can play stoned because you can be a nazi and kill Americans. BONUS!

Nothing says holiday cheer like Nazis. So, Billy. Sexins for Christmas this year?

3some sexins. Y'all just bring yo purty lil' self ova heah.

omg. You sound just like that fat redneck at the Fox and Hound the other night.

What the fuck is a Fox and Hound?

It's this really nice bar in Uptown Charlotte. All the bars in that area are ridiculously upscale. I make my manwhore take me when he's been bad.

What a wierd name for a bar.

I think they were trying to be British.

Why in the world would anyone pass up a perfectly good opportunity to overindulge? That's just unAmerican.

To all you folks in the US, enjoy your day off.. To the rest of you.. enjoy work/school/whatever..

I love to indulge, I dont know what thanksgiving is for though...is it just an excuse the Americans came up with?

Yeah. Just like Christmas, it's a holiday we Americans came up with as an "excuse" to eat. What a stupid and uneducated thing to say.

Thanksgiving is related to harvest festivals that had long been a traditional holiday in much of Europe. The first North American celebration of these festivals by Europeans was held in Newfoundland by Martin Frobisher and the Frobisher Expedition in 1578. Another such festival occurred on December 4, 1619 when 38 colonists from Berkeley Parish in England disembarked in Virginia and gave thanks to God. Prior to this, there was also a Thanksgiving feast celebrated by Francisco Vásquez de Coronado (along with friendly Teya Indians) on 23 May 1541 in Texas' Palo Duro Canyon, to celebrate his expedition's discovery of food supplies. Some hold this to be the true first Thanksgiving in North America. Another such event occurred a quarter century later on September 8, 1565 in St. Augustine when Pedro Menéndez de Avilés landed; he and his men shared a feast with the natives. The natives later called themselves "apple-tangerines

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgiving

And for record, Canada celebrates Thanksgiving, as well. Just on a different day.