Who else here hates Thanksgiving?

[tiggerkiddo]

No complaints here.

Except turkey is an awful meat.

 

[ExMachina]

No complaints here.

Except turkey is an awful meat.

100% agreement. Fortunately, my family shares this sentiment and we always get some delicious ham instead. I guess I should be grateful (harharhar) that instead of doing only traditional Thanksgiving food, we've always got some awesome Filipino food.

 

[DrHobo]

Normally thanksgiving just means a lot of great food, but this year is looking grim.

My sister and her boyfriend are coming over, I love my sister and her boyfriend is a cool guy but he's bringing his little sister and mother, who I'ven ever met, but from what I've heard his sister is a bit......off.

 

[Shade_Buster]

100% agreement. Fortunately, my family shares this sentiment and we always get some delicious ham instead. I guess I should be grateful (harharhar) that instead of doing only traditional Thanksgiving food, we've always got some awesome Filipino food.

Ugh, you said it. Great Filo food on Thanksgiving = nummy.

 

[Sporko]

No complaints here.

Except turkey is an awful meat.

Disagree with enthusiasm. Granted, it's no chicken, but it's also less fatty so it serves its purpose.

Though my grandmother goes crazy with the cooking every year. I mean balls to the wall

Every thanksgiving features

-a turkey
-five or six pounds of ham
-a lasagna
-a gigantic ass prime rib

And, now that there's a grill there, my uncle also ends up making hamburgers and hotdogs.

This is, of course, in addition to the like two dozen side dishes and 5 or 6 different desserts.

That woman is a cooking *machine*.

Every year, 20-30 family members+miscellaneous girlfriends/boyfriends show up for thanksgiving but she always cooks enough to feed three or four times that.

I love my tough, hardworking, foul-mouthed grandma.