[gtboys34]

I hope we all have a pleasant thanksgiving tommorow and that umm, we all spend time with our families and friends and umm,



HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

[geRV]

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[Simo Häyhä]

gg !nextholiday

[Pyro]

thanksgiving was last month.

worst thing is that football games are the lions and cowboys...two pathetic teams to watch...especially those lions.

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

what pyro?

happy tharksgaving LOAMAOALOLOLO!! oOo:

[bukdez]

Originally Posted by Pyro

thanksgiving was last month.

yeah, the real thanksgiving is in october...

[Simo Häyhä]

cowboys arent that bad...lions on the other hand sleeping:

[Short Hand]

Originally Posted by Pyro

thanksgiving was last month.

worst thing is that football games are the lions and cowboys...two pathetic teams to watch...especially those lions.

He means Canadian ThkzGiving.

[Unknown_Sniper]

another pathetic attempt for canada.
Canuk 1 - "Hey lets out do america eh?!"
Canuk 2 - "Yeah. we should have thanksgiving a moonth too early, thall show theem."
Canuk 1 - "yeah good Idear, how aboot we just go get drunk?"
Canuk 2 - "You put einstein to shame....molson!"
o hand happy turkey day! beer: rock:

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

[quote="Unknown_Sniper":4b459]another pathetic attempt for canada.
Canuk 1 - "Hey lets out do america eh?!"
Canuk 2 - "Yeah. we should have thanksgiving a moonth too early, thall show theem."
Canuk 1 - "yeah good Idear, how aboot we just go get drunk?"
Canuk 2 - "You put einstein to shame....molson!"
o hand happy turkey day! beer: rock:[/quote:4b459]Stfu Atheist boy....

[Unknown_Sniper]

read my sig fucker. Iforgive you for being ignorant now shut up. Im atheist and I made this sig so you wouldnt have to keep jacking peoples threads to say I am. you fucking retarded stupid: Im atheist and I liek it liek that

[ninty]

[quote="Unknown_Sniper":b1deb]another pathetic attempt for canada.
Canuk 1 - "Hey lets out do america eh?!"
Canuk 2 - "Yeah. we should have thanksgiving a moonth too early, thall show theem."
Canuk 1 - "yeah good Idear, how aboot we just go get drunk?"
Canuk 2 - "You put einstein to shame....molson!"
o hand happy turkey day! beer: rock:[/quote:b1deb]

If you really want to know read this. But I know your too stupid and just talk out of your ass and won't read anything over 2 lines long, right?


The Canadian Thanksgiving makes an interesting counterpoint to the holiday celebrated by its southern neighbor. The first North American thanksgiving event occurred in Newfoundland in 1578. In the 1600s, Samuel de Champlain and the French Settlers who came with him established an “Order of Good Cheer.“ This group would hold huge celebrations marking the harvests and other events, sharing their food with Native American neighbours.

The First Canadian Thanksgiving
The first Canadian Thanksgiving was celebrated on April 15, 1872 in thanks for the recovery of the future King Edward VII from a serious illness. The next Thanksgiving didn’t occur until 1879 when it was celebrated on a Thursday in November.

Setting a Date
Much like the United States, Canada seemed to have a difficult time deciding when a day of Thanksgiving should occur. From 1879 to 1898 it was celebrated on a Thursday in November; from 1899 to 1907 on a Thursday in October (except in 1901 and 1904 when it was celebrated on a Thursday in November); from 1908 to 1921 on a Monday in October; and between 1922 and 1930 the Armistice Day Act declared that Thanksgiving would be celebrated on Armistice Day, the Monday of November 11. In 1931 the Act was amended and the old practice of Parliament declaring a day of Thanksgiving each year was resumed.

On January 31, 1957 Parliament issued a proclamation to fix permanently the second Monday in October as "a day of general Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the bountiful harvest with which Canada has been blessed.“

Much like the United States’ Thanksgiving Day, the Canadian celebration includes parades and festive meals, often including turkey and all the “fixins.“ Yet, again, at the heart of the celebration is the idea of giving thanks for the goodness of the season past.

[Short Hand]

[quote=ninty9]

Originally Posted by "Unknown_Sniper":d242f

another pathetic attempt for canada.
Canuk 1 - "Hey lets out do america eh?!"
Canuk 2 - "Yeah. we should have thanksgiving a moonth too early, thall show theem."
Canuk 1 - "yeah good Idear, how aboot we just go get drunk?"
Canuk 2 - "You put einstein to shame....molson!"
o hand happy turkey day! beer: rock:

If you really want to know read this. But I know your too stupid and just talk out of your ass and won't read anything over 2 lines long, right?


The Canadian Thanksgiving makes an interesting counterpoint to the holiday celebrated by its southern neighbor. The first North American thanksgiving event occurred in Newfoundland in 1578. In the 1600s, Samuel de Champlain and the French Settlers who came with him established an “Order of Good Cheer.“ This group would hold huge celebrations marking the harvests and other events, sharing their food with Native American neighbours.

The First Canadian Thanksgiving
The first Canadian Thanksgiving was celebrated on April 15, 1872 in thanks for the recovery of the future King Edward VII from a serious illness. The next Thanksgiving didn’t occur until 1879 when it was celebrated on a Thursday in November.

Setting a Date
Much like the United States, Canada seemed to have a difficult time deciding when a day of Thanksgiving should occur. From 1879 to 1898 it was celebrated on a Thursday in November; from 1899 to 1907 on a Thursday in October (except in 1901 and 1904 when it was celebrated on a Thursday in November); from 1908 to 1921 on a Monday in October; and between 1922 and 1930 the Armistice Day Act declared that Thanksgiving would be celebrated on Armistice Day, the Monday of November 11. In 1931 the Act was amended and the old practice of Parliament declaring a day of Thanksgiving each year was resumed.

On January 31, 1957 Parliament issued a proclamation to fix permanently the second Monday in October as "a day of general Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the bountiful harvest with which Canada has been blessed.“

Much like the United States’ Thanksgiving Day, the Canadian celebration includes parades and festive meals, often including turkey and all the “fixins.“ Yet, again, at the heart of the celebration is the idea of giving thanks for the goodness of the season past.[/quote:d242f]

holy shit fucvking owned. Like a mofo.

[mr.miyagi]

YAY celebration of murdering natives, killing their buffalo and stealing their crops, possesions and burning their villages....

..oh hey could you pass the mint sauce hank? annoy:

[JBird]

why do ppl even bother posting anything to do with us anymore?




the sheer volume of anti american sentiment on these boards should have been your first clue. im sure that we will continue to feed these america hating canadians much more fodder though. i cant wait! annoy:

forgot, dont want to leave any of you other america hating countries out.....

**deep breath**

France
England
Bulgaria
Greece
Australia
New Zealand

aw fuck it insert country here the_finger: