Figured I'd be the first to wish everyone on the CF a very Happy Thanksgiving. Those traveling, have a safe trip. Enjoy time spent with family and friends.
We do have much to be thankful this year....and probably topping most of our lists is the fact that Hillary is still not our President.
Of course, this yearly thread would not be complete without the infamous turkey drop from WKRP:
Happy Thanksgiving, friends. And, as always, Pat thank you for your gift of the Bowsite and all it encompasses.
I've very thankful this Thanksgiving. My oldest son and I are heading to our u.p. deer camp in the morning. With him being a college student we don't get to hunt together as much as I'd like. Happy Thanksgiving to all.
God bless you all and have a wonderful Thanksgiving. We do have so much to be thankful for. The miracle of Trump winning and Clinton losing is worth a full life time of Thanksgiving. But on top of this I thank God for the huge wave of turnaround that is happening right now. God bless, Steve
For the first time in 6 years, my wife will be able to join my family for Thanksgiving. Usually she is scheduled to work thanks to the new trend of shopping on Thanksgiving (I'll save you all from listening to my rant on that, grumble grumble). Since she does the scheduling for where she works she is partly to blame. ;) She never felt right scheduling others without making her work also.
Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving to one and all here, no matter if we agree on politics! I wish everyone the best.
Happy Thanksgiving to all. We're having the whole tribe over to our place for Thanksgiving and I'll be blessed to be surrounded by family, from 3 years old to 90, and numerous dogs! It doesn't get any better than that!
All of the food turned out perfectly, but the best part was the conversation. We started talking about all the stupid and crazy things we did to each other as kids. That was a gas!
And the FAA ruled that it is not illegal to drop live turkeys from an airplane.
"YELLVILLE, Ark. — Federal Aviation Administration investigators say a festival in northwestern Arkansas did not break any rules when it tossed six live turkeys from an airplane."
