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11-22-12, 10:24 PM (EST)
 
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those poor kids coming from all over the place to be in the parade, and their families no doubt hoping and looking to see them on TV. Ugh.
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11-22-12, 10:36 PM (EST)
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15. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
Ugh -the song from Elf the musical makes me not want to see Elf the musical. It was awful.
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11-22-12, 11:33 AM (EST)
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6. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
Happy Thanksgiving to all of our friends south of the border! We all could use for a safe, pleasant and happy holiday season stretching from now to New Year's after the chaos of the last few months (Rapture, Hurricane Sandy, election, etc.).
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11-22-12, 01:49 PM (EST)
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11. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
Wishing one and all the best Thanksgiving ever.Be sure to thank those who serve -- not just in the armed services, but also your local police and firefighters. (When I see any out and about I always shake their hands and wish them a dull day.) And don't forget to thank your cook! (Especially if it's you!)
Tryptophan, nature's way to avoid washing dishes
 Soylent Green: recycling America, one person at a time.
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PepeLePew13 23949 desperate attention whore postings
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11-23-12, 00:12 AM (EST)
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18. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
*grin* ... I've done that, thawed the turkey in the sink. Usually I just leave it in the fridge for 3-4 days to thaw out, but there have been times where it was still somewhat frozen so I just did a thorough cleaning of the sink, popped the turkey in, filled it up with cold water, then said "see ya" for 2-3 hours, and ta da it's ready to be cooked.Problem is that refrigerator temperature settings can vary from house to house - some people keep their fridges pretty cold to the point where food stored in the back for a few days will end up being half-frozen. These fridges won't completely thaw a turkey in the recommended 3-4 day time range. VQ - I can relate. I've done the cooking of the turkey for every Thanksgiving and Christmas for my wife's side of the family (plus the occasional time when we had friends over) for about 8 years now and this past Thanksgiving was the first time I didn't cook as mother-in-law had it at her place for the first time in years. It was nice to have a break from the cooking as I go all-in and spend about 6-8 hours non-stop working on all the stuff (I'm the type who kicks everyone else out of the kitchen when I'm cooking). And? Been there, done that with the not knowing where the giblets were the very first time I cooked a big fat turkey way back about 20 years ago when I won a turkey from my work's United Way draw. I had the turkey in the oven for about a hour when my mom (without checking if I did or not) said, "See the opening there? Look for a bag in there and pull it out." Sure enough, there were the vilest things I ever experienced in my life up to that point. She said that it was only in there for a hour or so, so the turkey should still be safe. Nobody died, to paraphrase Snidget.
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11-23-12, 11:24 AM (EST)
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19. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
Wishing everyone a happy Thanksgiving holiday, hoping you had a great feast and fun time with your families and friends yesterday. And that's for those who actually celebrated it.We did something quite unconventional this year... we are on a mini-vacation to a popular indoor water park in Cincinnati. We visited the Cincinnati Zoo yesterday (Thanksgiving day) and it quite nice, no crowds, and the weather was perfect for an all-day stroll with my family. Today and tomorrow, we'll swim and play in the water park, and possibly head to an indoor go-kart track tomorrow. And on Sunday (I'm waiting for Max to cringe), we're going to see the Bengals-Raiders game! I scored some row 8 end-zone seats at a steal of a price on eBay, so DW and DD will see their first NFL game close up (DS and I already saw a Colts game some time back). My folks are busy renovating their house (where I lived as a child) and my sister and her fiancee also took a mini-vacation, so it worked out for everyone for us to wait until Christmas for our family reunion and meal. Have fun, everyone!
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11-23-12, 01:04 PM (EST)
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22. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
Sounds like a great mini-vacation. Hope everyone enjoys the game. I was part of the team that opened Paul Brown Stadium back in 2000 and lived in a Cincinnati hotel for two months.
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11-24-12, 06:24 PM (EST)
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28. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
It looks to be a cool, somewhat windy day tomorrow (Sunday), 50 degrees high, so hopefully the in-stadium winds won't be too strong. We've got row 8 seats at the end zone, so we're hoping for a lot of TD scoring action on our end!We went to the Newport Aquarium earlier today (it's actually in Newport, KY, on the river across from Cincinnati) and we'll go to the Full Throttle Karting indoor track after dinner tonight. DS and I raced before and this is a bonafide racing track with racing karts, so it should be interesting trying out indoor racing, whereas we did a lot of competition outdoor kart racing in Malaysia. The water park here (Great Wolf Lodge, Mason, OH) is superb, lots of slides and very nice rooms, although a bit on the expensive side but still well worth it. The Bengals game will wrap up our vacation trip and we'll drive back to Bloomington from there. DD will have a lot of stories to tell her friends when she gets back!
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11-26-12, 00:44 AM (EST)
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32. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
The Law Firm had a good day with 120+ yards and a TD, and Palmer and Moore got the only Raiders TD, so at least you got a decent score line out of the lot, although Palmer had an INT and a FUM along with less 150 yards for a rather poor QB total.
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11-23-12, 04:41 PM (EST)
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26. "RE: Winner - Boyfriend of the Year division" |
Something isn't quite adding up here.If he took the kid to the store how did the kid get back in the car? Did he lose the car in the lot and hey as long as he got home it would be OK? The girlfriend'll call about the missing kid when she gets off work, it's no big??!??!!? About the best I can figure is he left the kid in the car, realized he locked the keys in with the kid and somehow thought it would be OK to go get the kid with the girlfriend once she got home? Doesn't sound like the kid is old enough (but maybe could be big enough and smart enough) to take the keys off him and head back to the car for a nap on his own??
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11-25-12, 11:48 AM (EST)
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31. "RE: Happy Thanksgiving!" |
Let us access my odds of survival in a place named Germantown in Tennessee no matter what kind of actions I happen to be taking, up to and including walking on water and raising the dead. *does math* *does it twice because it was just that depressing* Not particularly high. If it was a scripted incident for the show -- well, I wouldn't be remotely surprised, although you've got to be fairly dedicated to your paycheck to take a punch in the face. Plus the store manager would have to explain the script to someone up the ladder, and the executives would have to decided this would in no way hurt their reputation... okay, it's probably at least quasi-real. (Amazingly, the commentary on that article did not turn political on the first page. It's a holiday miracle!) I have Dollar Trees near me. I don't know their coupon policy -- I've never used one there. It's kind of hard to believe one would stock Olay and Advil based on the brands I see in mind, but I guess Germantown is just really high-class shopping. And for my part, my last truly major "altercation" with a store manager resulted in my no longer shopping at that establishment until he was fired -- which happened three weeks ago. I'm guessing he never figured out that customers weren't reprogramming his store's prices by remote.  
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Sweden. How thoughtful. 
I like stuffing.
