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What are you Eating for Thanksgiving Dinner?

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  1. Pghfan987 Pghfan987 is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 4:40am)

    turkey
    stuffing
    mashed potatoes
    corn
    yams
    cornbread
    pumpkin pie
    660 1
  2. Autolobotomist Autolobotomist is offline playing air is my style? so what

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 4:49am) in reply to Pghfan987

    BRAAAAAAAAAAINS!

    *Thriller shuffles through thread*
  3. Braaak Braaak is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 4:49am) in reply to Pghfan987

    turkey
    stuffing
    mashed sweet potatoes
    homemade mac n cheese
    greens
    salad
  4. clockwork88 clockwork88 is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 5:11am) in reply to Braaak

    TURDUCKEN! Chicken stuffed inside a duck stuffed inside a turkey most delicious thing ever!
  5. NechitaCC NechitaCC is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 5:20am) in reply to Pghfan987

    i think im about to puke on my keyboard. ill just eat the leftover puke keys when i wake up
  6. nw25th nw25th is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 5:53am) in reply to Pghfan987

    had a pizza earlier...have no food now...and a broken ankle...booo (in Korea)
  7. darnell50 darnell50 is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 5:54am) in reply to nw25th

    this is really fucking original.
  8. Scha Scha is offline Creator of SchaArcade & SchaCam

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 8:49am) in reply to Pghfan987

    Ground meat and rice and some stuff... I dont know. Most people don't celebrate or even think about it in Norway.
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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 8:50am) in reply to Pghfan987

    Turkey
    Stuffing
    Cranberry Sauce
    Corn
    Mashed Potatoes
    Lima Beans
    Cole Slaw
    Pumpkin Pie

    Ohhh Yeaaaahhhh!
  10. HK_MP5N HK_MP5N is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:08am) in reply to Pghfan987

    Well, so far this morning I have cooked bacon, eggs, hasbrowns and waffles for my families breakfast. We are heading to a lunch with my dad, then to my mothers house this afternoon, then tonight it is beer and homemade pizzas at my place and playing da pokah.
  11. midmoguy midmoguy is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:10am) in reply to Pghfan987

    turkey
    stuffing
    ham
    mashed potatoes
    corn
    baked beans
    salad
    homemade noodles
    sweet potatoes
    green beans
    cranberry sauce
    homemade rolls
    assorted homeade pies

    Well, I probably won't eat all that, but that's what we're having.
  12. amymarie1967 amymarie1967 is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:11am) in reply to HK_MP5N

    I just put in the oven:
    a turkey with stuffing
    A ham
    Yams (the kind with marshmallows)
    butternut squash

    And I have:
    A jello salad thing (blech! son wanted)
    Rolls
    raw veggie plate
    pumpkin pie

    For three of us. I can't believe i'm doing this.
  13. oBOBCATu oBOBCATu is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:12am) in reply to Pghfan987

    this thread has to be a level.
  14. trouble trouble is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:24am) in reply to Pghfan987

    Can't believe deviled eggs haven't been mentioned. The rest is pretty obv.
  15. youngun youngun is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:30am) in reply to oBOBCATu

     
    Originally Posted by oBOBCATu View Post

    this thread has to be a level.

  16. LordPye LordPye is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:31am) in reply to trouble

     
    Originally Posted by trouble View Post

    Can't believe deviled eggs haven't been mentioned. The rest is pretty obv.

    +1
  17. smiley69_300 smiley69_300 is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:36am) in reply to trouble

     
    Originally Posted by trouble View Post

    Can't believe deviled eggs haven't been mentioned. The rest is pretty obv.

    My mom makes the best deviled eggs ever. Everytime we have a family thing everyone always wants her deviled eggs. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!!
  18. saxman saxman is online now

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:44am) in reply to Pghfan987

    damn Americans dont know nuthin about preparing a TG feast.

    Nobody has mentioned cabbage rolls - how can you have a feast w/o them????
  19. Popperhead Popperhead is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:49am) in reply to saxman

    thanksgiving is 6 weeks ago and we had a deep fried trukey and it was awesome with all the fixin's
  20. highplaya highplaya is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 9:49am) in reply to Pghfan987

    Spaghetti with Meat balls. Along with other stuff, but no turkey today.
     
  21. riddlin riddlin is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 10:21am) in reply to Pghfan987

    an MRE.

    yum.
  22. poncho veelo poncho veelo is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 10:32am) in reply to highplaya

     
    Originally Posted by highplaya View Post

    Spaghetti with Meat balls. Along with other stuff, but no turkey today.

    Respect your choice, but WHY no turkey?
  23. SmokeyCasinos SmokeyCasinos is online now

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 10:33am) in reply to Pghfan987

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 10:45am) in reply to SmokeyCasinos

    I think my first plate is gonna be all meat...

    Heap load of Turkey...
    tons of Ham...
    and even more of my grandmas famouse chicken...

    then I think Ill go for the pasta and some home made pizza...

    top it off with a slice of pumpkin and a slice of apple pie...

    then eat my birthday cake after...

    2morrow is going to be a busy day of poo'n
     
  25. amymarie1967 amymarie1967 is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 10:51am) in reply to saxman

     
    Originally Posted by saxman View Post

    damn Americans dont know nuthin about preparing a TG feast.

    Nobody has mentioned cabbage rolls - how can you have a feast w/o them????

    I thought only us Hungarians ate those! I'd have them, except i'm not making them for myself, and i'm not driving up to my grandma's house to get them.
  26. saxman saxman is online now

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 10:53am) in reply to amymarie1967

    LOL .... Polish tradition for me .... dad's family
  27. highplaya highplaya is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 10:59am) in reply to poncho veelo

    A lot of my family members are hunting, so we don't know when they will be over to eat. The spaghetti can be prepared ahead of time and simmer, while the turkey would get over cooked or cold.
     
  28. heavyj80 heavyj80 is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 11:08am) in reply to Pghfan987

    turkey
    stuffing
    mashed potatoes
    cranberries
    corn
    rolls
    rice krispey treats
  29. rejackt rejackt is offline

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 1:15pm) in reply to Pghfan987

    turkey tenderloin - pre-packaged with marinade
    'stove top' stuffing - $1 a box
    bob evans pre-made mashed potatos
    gravy from a jar
    canned green beans
    beers

    and for desert - i got some reese's peanut butter cups in the freezer

    (i married my wife for her looks - not for her cooking abilities ...)
  30. curiousgeorge curiousgeorge is online now baby duck hat

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    Nov 27th, 2008 (11/27/2008 1:24pm) in reply to Pghfan987

    Probably Spaghetti or Barbecued Chicken. Haven't decided yet. No family here and sure as hell not making all the thanksgiving stuff just for myself. Plus I hate turkey.
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