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Title: Happy Thanksgiving
Post by: smokey_locs2002 on November 25, 2004, 04:44:56 PM
To all.
(Who celebrate it)
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Post by: Revolution911 on November 25, 2004, 04:49:16 PM
the native americans saved the pilgrims. then we killed em off for land development. woot! hooray america!
anyway, happy "thanksgiving" day
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Post by: Red Giant on November 25, 2004, 04:54:48 PM
The celebration of America's evil backstabbing. Eh.
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Post by: charaman on November 25, 2004, 06:27:40 PM
wow. how so very opinionated. how lucky you are that i agree. rite now im celebratin in the pocono mountains, land that we took from the pocono indians. how amazing
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Post by: FFL2and3rocks on November 25, 2004, 06:46:18 PM
I hate Thanksgiving... My mom gets so angry when she's cooking everything that she yells at everybody for little things...

"EAT BREAKFAST, DAMNIT! NOW! AND THEN BRUSH YOUR TEETH SO I CAN CLEAN THE GOD DAMN BATHROOM!"
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Post by: SaiKar on November 25, 2004, 06:56:13 PM
It was not musketts and riffles that killed off the natives, but diseases. And that was at least somewhat unintentional.

Thanksgiving, unlike Christmas, is not a commercially corrupted holiday. It is a time to look back and be thankful for what you have, not look forward and cry for what you want. One of the best holidays of the year.

Even if you are not a citizen of the US, at least try to show some respect for the concept.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on November 25, 2004, 06:58:40 PM
Agreed. Though I keep wondering why turkey and ham is this day's most eaten food XD
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Post by: Ruler of the Dark on November 25, 2004, 08:38:28 PM
Since I live in Canada, I celebrated this a month ago :D


Why are the america and canada thangsgiving dates different?
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Post by: Revolution911 on November 25, 2004, 08:42:28 PM
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Originally posted by SaiKar
It was not musketts and riffles that killed off the natives, but diseases. And that was at least somewhat unintentional.

Thanksgiving, unlike Christmas, is not a commercially corrupted holiday. It is a time to look back and be thankful for what you have, not look forward and cry for what you want. One of the best holidays of the year.

Even if you are not a citizen of the US, at least try to show some respect for the concept.

im a citizen...diseases was only part of the problem...america wanted to "expand". so they took over.

"the indians saved the pilgrim, and in return the pilgrim killed em, they call it thanksgivin, i call it holiday hellday, cuz im from poverty neglected by the wealthy"
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Post by: AsakuraHao2004 on November 25, 2004, 10:19:30 PM
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It was not musketts and riffles that killed off the natives, but diseases. And that was at least somewhat unintentional.


Eh... sorta... Actually, when the Spainish first set out to conquer the Natives, they won mainly due to their supperior weapons, seeing as how the Natives massivly outnumbered them. But eventually, they were passing through a very large Native city, and a few men were sick. They left the men behind, and thier very mild and common diseases eventually killed off more Natives than all the battles put together. THEN when the pilgrams came over, literally the few Natives that were left helped them to survive, the very ones that killed off most of their people and put them into slavery. Many years later, how do we repay them? By using what they had taught us and becoming proficient at it, we decided to expand, however, they wanted their land, but because they were the white people (used to having all the power in Europe) naturally they took it by force, and they had no use for them anymore.

(I guess paying attention in History comes in handy...)
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Post by: WarxePB on November 25, 2004, 10:27:10 PM
Yeah, I'm Canadian too, and we celebtrated it a month and 1/2 ago.
It's probably different because... well, I don't know.

But Happy Thanksgiving to all y'all Yankees.
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Post by: wildguy3922 on November 25, 2004, 11:04:36 PM
Well, I had my thanksgiving dinner, and I wasn't very hungry at the time. So, LEFTOVERS, HERE I COME!!!
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Post by: Osmose on November 25, 2004, 11:58:38 PM
You shouldn't have thanksgiving if your going to be an *** and protest about indians dying and stuff. Thanksgiving is aobut being thankful, and stuffing your face with food, but in today's "let's all talk about how bad some people are so we can look smarter and feel better about all the stupid things we've done" society it must be "cool" to condemn me for eating my turkey instead of dancing around the fire honoring the indians.

BTW, peas and potatoes is awesome. All mushy and gushy and gewd.
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Post by: Revolution911 on November 26, 2004, 05:51:47 AM
no im not trying to look smarter but yes you are trying to look cool. next time u disagree with something do it without flaming. thanksgiving is because of that feast they had. i think its fucked up that we killed em off after they basiclly saved us.stuff ur face with turkey! i dont care. i just think the reason we celebrate the holiday is retarded. u have a different opinion good for you. go kill yourself.
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Post by: Darkfox on November 26, 2004, 06:06:49 AM
 
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Though I keep wondering why turkey and ham is this day's most eaten food XD


Because this was the day many years ago that the evil turkey warlords tried to take over the world. Finally the enslaved humans managed to burn his stronghold and afterwards feasted on their cooked carcasses, and it was delicious with a side of cranberry sauce. It also so happened that he was having a meeting with the cranberry sauce emperor and King Porkius whom were also consumed!

And now since they are now we eat them to keep their numbers down so they can never enslave us again!

Or maybe it was just the native edible bird...
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on November 26, 2004, 07:45:22 AM
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Though I keep wondering why turkey and ham is this day's most eaten food XD


Because this was the day many years ago that the evil turkey warlords tried to take over the world. Finally the enslaved humans managed to burn his stronghold and afterwards feasted on their cooked carcasses, and it was delicious with a side of cranberry sauce. It also so happened that he was having a meeting with the cranberry sauce emperor and King Porkius whom were also consumed!

And now since they are now we eat them to keep their numbers down so they can never enslave us again!

Or maybe it was just the native edible bird...


ROFL!!!!!!!! XD XD XD LOL!!
LOL that was hillarious.

LoL well, it's supposed to be NOW adays a holiday of thankfulness (if that's a word), I know most see it the way, well most of you see it.  But please don't go of swearing or cursin, or telling go kill or selves... _sweat_
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Post by: Darkfox on November 26, 2004, 07:48:07 AM
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But please don't go of swearing or cursin, or telling go kill or selves...


Yeah... thats the evil Canned Corn Colonel talking! He seeks revenge along with his allies the Broccoli Brigande and the Squash Squad! And lets not forget... Battle Beets!