Would you accept an invitation to a Thanksgiving Dinner that wasn't serving Turkey?

by CAPISCE Posted 2012/11/22 17:37:14

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gldynmd 2012/11/22 18:52:45

Yes

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But Im getting some turkey one way or another.
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iamthemob ~ the 444th Guru ~ 2012/12/01 14:46:33

Yes

And I would bring Turkey.

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c.stuartHardwick 2012/11/27 02:09:51

Yes

I am not bound to traditions born of an era when the biggest public health threat was insufficient calories. This year I did happen to have a bite of turkey, but next year I think I'll have salmon.

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Dickens 2012/11/24 17:33:47

Yes

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..last year I went to a Thanksgiving that had a pit-roasted goat instead of turkey (and it was superb!)

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Kitty 2012/11/23 21:28:53

Yes

Of course.

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Ron in Oregon 2012/11/23 20:30:10

Yes

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I like Tofu so I see no problem.
I have not tried it yet.

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CAPISCE to Ron in ... 2012/11/27 02:45:05

I would rather eat dog food

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Ron in ... to CAPISCE 2012/11/27 21:33:05

I used to sell a lot of it to the drunks down on West Burnside in Portland, I really doubt they had a dog.

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JonDeniro 2012/11/23 19:50:46

Yes

For me, the reason for Thanksgiving is to enjoy the company of family and friends...the meal is just a happy addition.

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NightRyder 2012/11/23 17:29:59

Yes

I am a big fan of Ham, and Beef, also. And besides, why would anyone turn down a free meal these days. It is the only real "free" thing left in this country today, and is likely the only free thing found in the country for some time now.

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flrdsgns 2012/11/23 16:13:17

Yes

Yes, and I did yesterday, we went to our 4th Vegan Thanksgiving. It was fantastic. Great food, Great people, good times...

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joe keeney 2012/11/23 13:43:45

NO

No.

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La Bef 2012/11/23 13:36:44

Yes

I would prefer to eat pork

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Olde' Smoke 2012/11/23 13:26:11

Yes

If its free it's for me

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Avi Rosen 2012/11/23 12:28:58

Yes

But I won't make a habit out of it.

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Woof 2012/11/23 08:44:31

Yes

I would however I'd still make turkey the next day.

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Bibliophilic 2012/11/23 05:10:40

Yes

Yes, because I had one myself. Also, I'm not an arsehole. I wouldn't refuse to attend a dinner if there were no mock-meat substitute for me.

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lark 2012/11/23 05:09:53

Yes

It is about Family & Friends but I would make sure I had Turkey at Home

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jenkiez 2012/11/23 04:31:06

Yes

We had a wonderful pork roast with peach sauce for Thanksgiving this year. YUMMMM!!!!

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T Bevan 2012/11/23 04:03:41

Yes

The meaning of Thanksgiving is , getting together and enjoying each other....

Thanking God for what we have and how we live free here in this Great Nation...

You want to barf?

Click on "add photos & videos" , enter , thank god thanksgiving...

Look on the top right hand corner page one....

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La Bef to T Bevan 2012/11/23 13:40:03

+1
I went there and I did barf.

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Piper 2012/11/23 03:25:35

Yes

I wouldn't turn down a Thanksgiving gathering invitation, just because of what food was being served. It would be nice to not be looked at suspiciously though, when I decline the 'meat' parts of a dinner.

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mytstar 2012/11/23 02:34:23

Yes

If I dont like what they offer ..I dont have to eat

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Max Bite 2012/11/23 02:04:28

Yes

if its not in vain , of Jesus Christ

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Deliciously Melicious 2012/11/23 01:57:50

Yes

+2
It is the company that matters the most. Not the food.

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rightagain 2012/11/23 01:38:10

NO

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darwolf 2012/11/23 01:01:35

NO

I wouldn't accept any invitation to any thanksgiving dinner.

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T Bevan to darwolf 2012/11/23 04:05:42

Ahhhhh , poor little SOB....

Did someone step on your "turkey"?

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darwolf to T Bevan 2012/11/23 12:02:40

No jackass. I just don't celebrate all the worthless holidays.

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T Bevan to darwolf 2012/11/25 13:23:26

To bad so sad , poor little man....

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darwolf to T Bevan 2012/11/25 22:51:34

How is that sad?

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T Bevan to darwolf 2012/11/26 04:16:51

Can't figure it out?

Keep trying , you'll get it sooner or later...

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TrudyGirl 2012/11/23 00:48:57

Yes

Turkey is not a requirement ..this year we had ham because we like it better. Still had all of the sides like dressing..just a change of meats.

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Metaldane 2012/11/23 00:41:00

Yes

+1
Not really a turkey fan except on sandwiches or in stew. My favorite thanksgiving so far was all Chinese food;)

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AdmrlLocke 2012/11/23 00:26:35

Yes

Sure. I'm only broiling ground beef myself. :-P

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Elaine Magliacane 2012/11/23 00:23:42

Yes

+1
Had ham this year... a Muslim free Thanksgiving.

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yaaarrrggghhh 2012/11/22 23:59:11

Yes

it's not about the turkey, it's about being thankful.

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Lil_DarkFeather 2012/11/22 23:44:34

Yes

Dinner is dinner.
Anyway, my family and I usually have ham for Thanksgiving, not turkey.

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Rukasaki ~~ Hawkshadow 2012/11/22 23:41:36

Yes

im a vegetarian so it wouldnt matter to me

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doomsquirrel 2012/11/22 22:25:25

Yes

+1
ham

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Pissed off contractor 2012/11/22 20:53:59

Yes

I would accept an invitation to any dinner as long as it isn't something crazy.

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