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29-11-13, 12:00 PM #46
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29-11-13, 02:40 PM #47
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We've had our Thanksgiving you gobbler.
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29-11-13, 03:08 PM #48
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We dont do thanks giving in ireland. What date is it on and whats the purpose of it? Do you guys still have a proper xmas? With turkey and ham?
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29-11-13, 03:16 PM #49
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I actually have no clue even though I'm in Canada....lol don't celebrate--still consider myself Russian even though I've been living here over a decade. Originally Posted by michelle23
We dont do thanks giving in ireland. What date is it on and whats the purpose of it? Do you guys still have a proper xmas? With turkey and ham?
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29-11-13, 03:22 PM #50
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Okay.. I lol'd: You live in Canada and you have no clue if Christmas is celebrated? Have you been to a store at this time of year? O.O
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29-11-13, 03:26 PM #51
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?? I thought the topic was Thanksgiving--everybody knows CHRISTMAS lol Originally Posted by Wakeup
She said they don't do thanksgiving in ireland.
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29-11-13, 03:31 PM #52
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Yea... and then she asked if we celebrate christmas. Geeezzus doesn't everyone who is Christian (or isn't muslim/hindu/bhuddist, jewish etc) Have what she calls a "proper xmas with Turkey and ham?" lolzzz
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29-11-13, 03:32 PM #53
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Ahhhhhhhhhh whoops >.< Originally Posted by Wakeup
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29-11-13, 03:36 PM #54
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Yes but i wanted to know if your xmas is the same as ours. Simple question
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29-11-13, 03:43 PM #55
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I don't know. Russians celebrate it differently LOL
But yeah, pretty sure they do turkey with cranberry something-something.
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29-11-13, 04:06 PM #56
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Lol okay ill tell you bout our xmas. Christmas morning we usually go to my granddads for breakfast but this is our first year without him unfortunately but im moving into his house soon so im gonna keep the tradition alive and invite everyone (parents, sister, aunts, uncles, cousins). Thats with my dads side of the family. Then we go to my parents house and all my mums family comes for dinner plus a big party after. Last year 20 of us played sherades, it was hilarious and then played a game of killers on the pool table plus plenty of alcohol and music
were also welcome to invite a few close friends to the party. The more the merrier
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Michelle, do you guys have a Christmas Tree?
I could explain Thanksgiving, but you should just look on Wikipedia. Basically English pilgrims accepted food from the Native Americans, then killed them all.
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29-11-13, 06:15 PM #58
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Lol just explain it. I couldnt be bothered looking it up. I know its to give thanks etc but for what exactly? Life is kinda shit 70% of the time...
Yes we have a christmas tree
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Normally my grandma cook but she didnt this year for Thanksgiving, wtf but she went out of town. But i ate at my cousin house and we had friends over and mixed drinks and omg that food was sooooooo goood. Great. Yum.
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30-11-13, 10:52 AM #60
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Well look at it this way then: Its about giving thanks for that 30%. Originally Posted by michelle23
Lol just explain it. I couldnt be bothered looking it up. I know its to give thanks etc but for what exactly? Life is kinda shit 70% of the time...
Yes we have a christmas tree
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