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"THANKSGIVING THREAD: BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU HAVE"

Thanksgiving is right around the corner. I'ts that time of year to tell other people in the forum how much you care about them, how important they are here, or how thankful you are for meeting them. Also list things that you are fortunate or happy to have like all three next generation systems or a dog or a donut. Just let out what you want here.




* !!!!!!!!!HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!!! *

Drunk Cow wrote:
> I'm not that dence!!!!!

*shakes head*

Drunk Cow wrote:
> Thanksgiving is right around the corner. I'ts that time of year to
> tell other people in the forum how much you care about them, how
> important they are here, or how thankful you are for meeting them.
> Also list things that you are fortunate or happy to have like all
> three next generation systems or a dog or a donut. Just let out what
> you want here.
>
>
>
>
> * !!!!!!!!!HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!!!


*runs*

Damn dirty Yankees.

Thanksgiving. Pfft

I'm thankful for the magic-silence, into which I venture often.
Also, the flying carpet on which I travel into many extraordinary dreamscapes like a supernovian sunrider.

I am thankful for pasta and rosalind for being a pioneer of the female gaming race.

I'm thankful that we have Americans to rib mercilessly ;)

Drunk Cow wrote:
> Deal with it you guys did things bad too you know.

He's quite right... we colonised America, and created the present day American. It's entirely our fault, and we should take responsibility, instead of blaming it on someone else.

I would like to formally apologise to every nation here, for our ignorance, and lack of consideration for the possible consequences of our actions; when we first set foot on the native soils of America and sold the hapless inhabitants shiny buttons, in exchange for gold. Such unsporting behaviour has stigmatised their populous, over the countless years that followed till the present day, and has left them a poor bewildered nation; innocent and naive to the celebrations and national holidays of those across "the big wet blue thing".

We, Britain, apologise profusely.

Signed,
Pointless Babble

pb wrote:
> Rosalind wrote:
> I feel the first rarely and the second often.
>
> {Raises eyebrow} And what do you have to feel guilty for? ;-)

My point exactly. I have nothing to feel gulty for. But I still do.
I feel guilty for every human atrocity which takes place, while in my heart I understand and forgive the offenders.

I'm one screwed up girly

pb wrote:
> I believe that the war of Independence was after this event. See my
> last comments as well.

I'm aware of the order of events, but american history, proud of it as the americans are, speaks for itself.

Boot out natives
Boot out english
Claim victory in WW1
Claim victory in WW2
Claim victory in Vietnam *cough*

etc.

Thugs, it's in their blood