Thread: A very Happy Thanksgiving

"Stu" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> A very Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans in this newsgroup, from
> your northern neighbour.

Thanks!

On Nov 23, 5:04*pm, Stu <i...@foodforu.ca> wrote:
> A very Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans in this newsgroup, from
> your northern neighbour.
>
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Thanks from your immediate Southerly neighbor in Whatcom County, WA !!

On Nov 23, 7:04*pm, Stu <i...@foodforu.ca> wrote:
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> A very Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans in this newsgroup, from
> your northern neighbour.
>
>
Thank you and hope you and yours have a FABULOUS turkey day!

Joan replied to Chester:

>> A very Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans in this newsgroup, from your
>> northern neighbour.
>
> Thank you and hope you and yours have a FABULOUS turkey day!

His (Canadian) Thanksgiving was a month and a half ago.

Bob

On Nov 23, 9:07*pm, "Bob Terwilliger" <virtualgoth@die_spammer.biz>
wrote:
> Joan replied to Chester:
>
> >> A very Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans in this newsgroup, from your
> >> northern neighbour.
>
> > Thank you and hope you and yours have a FABULOUS turkey day!
>
> His (Canadian) Thanksgiving was a month and a half ago.
>
> Bob

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>
Oh well, he can zip by the store and get another bird. If all they
have are frozen turkeys he can just opt for a fresh fat hen and join
the festivities! Never pass up the opportunity to put on the
feedbag.

On 11/23/2011 9:07 PM, Bob Terwilliger wrote:
> Joan replied to Chester:
>
>>> A very Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans in this newsgroup, from your
>>> northern neighbour.
>>
>> Thank you and hope you and yours have a FABULOUS turkey day!
>
> His (Canadian) Thanksgiving was a month and a half ago.


They have to do it earlier because it gets too cold later in the year.

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