Post by johnb1 on Oct 19, 2014 21:27:00 GMT -5
for the family around us (hopefully) and the good food we eat-especially the turkey, sauteed red cabbage, brussels sprouts fried in bacon grease (delicious), stuffing and pumpking pie....and the leftovers I got sent home with. I got a ride home, got out of the car (whew ! didn't fart in there, thankfully) walked across the street, stopped, looked for traffic, and let off a huge loud honker. 
I think it was the call of the brown-skinned, well stuffed turkey. Got home and that's when I started making up for lost time
BLLAAAT....BLAAT.....BLAAT...BLAAT...BLAAAAAT, nice, loud and proud. I think I scared my cat, though. So, you see, we have much to be thankful for, including all of you here on the board. Happy Canadian Thanksgiving (october 13th), those who celebrate it. I heard some folks serve sweet potatoes or yams on thanksgiving, some serve brussels sprouts, some other stuff. It's all good. My only regret is that I couldn't wash it down with a case of beer. Nothing like thanksgiving leftovers and beer to really get the ol' gasworks going.
take care for now
John B
I think it was the call of the brown-skinned, well stuffed turkey. Got home and that's when I started making up for lost timeBLLAAAT....BLAAT.....BLAAT...BLAAT...BLAAAAAT, nice, loud and proud. I think I scared my cat, though. So, you see, we have much to be thankful for, including all of you here on the board. Happy Canadian Thanksgiving (october 13th), those who celebrate it. I heard some folks serve sweet potatoes or yams on thanksgiving, some serve brussels sprouts, some other stuff. It's all good. My only regret is that I couldn't wash it down with a case of beer. Nothing like thanksgiving leftovers and beer to really get the ol' gasworks going.
take care for now
John B
