Happy Thanksgiving
23 November 2006, 09:51 AM
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Happy Thanksgiving
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Just saying Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends (even if they can't spell properly).
I'm going to try and cook something like Sweet Potatoes or Pecan Pie for my children to internationalise them.
Steve
Just saying Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends (even if they can't spell properly).
I'm going to try and cook something like Sweet Potatoes or Pecan Pie for my children to internationalise them.
Steve
23 November 2006, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by boxst
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Just saying Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends (even if they can't spell properly).
Steve
Just saying Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends (even if they can't spell properly).
Steve
You could always take them to McDonaldz
23 November 2006, 04:45 PM
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Sweet potato? You mean Yams, sir!
I am slowly being Americanised, although I absolutely refuse to give up the English language!!!
My wife is away for "the holidays" so I am off to a neighbours house for turkey and all the trimmings!
The yokels see it as "bigger than Christmas" as I think they see it as more "authentic", I don't like to ruin things for people so I never mention how it's supposed to be an end of harvest festival, but if they were harvesting New England in November, there'd be rock all to eat!
I am slowly being Americanised, although I absolutely refuse to give up the English language!!!
My wife is away for "the holidays" so I am off to a neighbours house for turkey and all the trimmings!
The yokels see it as "bigger than Christmas" as I think they see it as more "authentic", I don't like to ruin things for people so I never mention how it's supposed to be an end of harvest festival, but if they were harvesting New England in November, there'd be rock all to eat!
23 November 2006, 06:57 PM
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Hello
I do indeed mean Yams, and just finished dinner. Green Bean Casserole, Sweet Potatoes, Roast Potatoes, Spinach, Turkey and corn bread stuffing. Followed by Pecan Pie.
All very nice, apart from the Yams which living up to their American name are much too sweet for me.
Steve
I do indeed mean Yams, and just finished dinner. Green Bean Casserole, Sweet Potatoes, Roast Potatoes, Spinach, Turkey and corn bread stuffing. Followed by Pecan Pie.
All very nice, apart from the Yams which living up to their American name are much too sweet for me.
Steve
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