A Time to give Thanks......

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Don't tempt me, Steve...
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Happy Thanksgiving
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Thanks, thanks, many thanks to you all!!!!!!!!!!!
(unfortunately, we're not celebrating Thanksgiving here, but i wish the turkeys to taste great, and - THANKS ALL OF YOU AGAIN!) Happy Thanksgiving.
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of my forum friends!
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A Thanksgiving word of caution...

Tryptophan + musical instruments = disaster.

Please everyone... drink enough wine to make up for it.

Be safe... and enjoy!
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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No worries, Bob, all of the basses are put away today, just enjoying time with the family, a feast later on in the day, football, and maybe the obligatory nap afterwards. It's gonna be a good day! Image
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Happy Thanksgiving, although I am more of a subscriber to George Washington's Thanksgiving Proclamation giving thanks to a new country and a new Constitution. Too bad it's long since been abandoned. Image
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I'll be thankful when my day at work is over....
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"...my turkey will be Autumnglo.

Yum, yum!"

Just pray it doesn't come out of the oven Jetglo! Image
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I prefer my Turkey Monty Brown....

Brian.. Can't believe your on the job today...When you get home,hug the wife, then right to the LK..for which I'm sure you have much thanks for...
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JG turkey?

ROFLMAO!

(also knocking on wood)
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thanksgiving question ...

what goes best with cool whip???

a spoon!!!
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You don't really need a spoon...
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I prefer Redi-Whip, you can shoot it right into your mouth!

Or onto your favorite...
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