Originally Posted by Shoes:
Anyone counting mashed potatoes and gravy as one item is cheating. I understand you can't have one without the other but that's clearly two items you cheating cunts.
You cannnot CANNOT CAN THE FUCK NOT have Thanksgiving dinner without Gravy < . >
My very first Thanksgiving with the inlaws my first marriage my mother in law forgot to fix gravy. We had Turkey and duck and mashed potatoes but no gravy. Worst Thanksgiving dinner ever i will never forgive nor forget. :-) That was like 24 years ago . :-) still mad I am. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rasputin:
You cannnot CANNOT CAN THE **** NOT have Thanksgiving dinner without Gravy < . >
My very first Thanksgiving with the inlaws my first marriage my mother in law forgot to fix gravy. We had Turkey and duck and mashed potatoes but no gravy. Worst Thanksgiving dinner ever i will never forgive nor forget. :-) That was like 24 years ago . :-) still mad I am.
Sounded like a prime reason for divorce. I agree with your decision. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Shoes:
Anyone counting mashed potatoes and gravy as one item is cheating. I understand you can't have one without the other but that's clearly two items you cheating ****s.
My family has always used the turkey juices to make the gravy so then that would be considered part of the turkey, right? :-) [Reply]
Grandma always had them on the table for Thanksgiving and Xmas. More sentimental than anything I guess. If I could have one of her yeast rolls I'd be good with that. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ptlyon:
Grandma always had them on the table for Thanksgiving and Xmas. More sentimental than anything I guess. If I could have one of her yeast rolls I'd be good with that.
Heh, the one that stands out to me for holiday dinners at my grandma's was that she somehow made those ginormous amazing meals in a crappy little kitchen that only had like 3 square feet of counter space. Never thought much of it at the time but looking back i have no idea how she pulled it off. God bless her soul. [Reply]
