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Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 6:15 pm
Happy thanks giving 

well if your american anywayrandy will never die wrote:Happy thanks giving
Don't have to be american to eat the hell out of a turky happy holidayssytharnia wrote:well if your american anywayrandy will never die wrote:Happy thanks giving
Nothing like celebrating the beginning of the slaughter of up to 30 million Native Americans, nothing like a misplaced holiday. Imagine if we celebrated the beginnings of the holocaust.randy will never die wrote:Don't have to be american to eat the hell out of a turky happy holidayssytharnia wrote:well if your american anywayrandy will never die wrote:Happy thanks giving
Ah don’t sweet it to much you are only observing a national holiday, it’s your government that is retarded hahaha.randy will never die wrote:Did not mean to ofend anyone I probly should have. Just said happyy holidays
again only a holiday in americarandy will never die wrote:Did not mean to ofend anyone I probly should have. Just said happyy holidays
Nothing like being completely wrong with what you say in response to someone wishing you well. Not sure where your coming from, Shawn, but that was a dickhead comment.shawn wrote:Nothing like celebrating the beginning of the slaughter of up to 30 million Native Americans, nothing like a misplaced holiday. Imagine if we celebrated the beginnings of the holocaust.
Ah Paul that may be what you believe it is celebrating, all the good things that happened to you in the previous year, and fair enough. Now don’t let the real history of the holiday get in the way of that of course. 1637 Green Corn Festival 700 unarmed men women and children killed, the next day is the beginning of thanksgiving.Paul Wolfe wrote:Nothing like being completely wrong with what you say in response to someone wishing you well. Not sure where your coming from, Shawn, but that was a dickhead comment.shawn wrote:Nothing like celebrating the beginning of the slaughter of up to 30 million Native Americans, nothing like a misplaced holiday. Imagine if we celebrated the beginnings of the holocaust.
Thanksgiving is a day to give thanks for everything that has gone right for you this year.
too bad Paul left...I would like to see his response to thatshawn wrote:Ah Paul that may be what you believe it is celebrating, all the good things that happened to you in the previous year, and fair enough. Now don’t let the real history of the holiday get in the way of that of course. 1637 Green Corn Festival 700 unarmed men women and children killed, the next day is the beginning of thanksgiving.Paul Wolfe wrote:Nothing like being completely wrong with what you say in response to someone wishing you well. Not sure where your coming from, Shawn, but that was a dickhead comment.shawn wrote:Nothing like celebrating the beginning of the slaughter of up to 30 million Native Americans, nothing like a misplaced holiday. Imagine if we celebrated the beginnings of the holocaust.
Thanksgiving is a day to give thanks for everything that has gone right for you this year.
I do know that the OP was not being thankful for that slaughter of course.