November 23, 200619 yr comment_21295 Turkey breeding has caused turkey breasts to grow so large that the turkeys fall over. Turkeys have been bred to have white feathers. White feathers have no spots under the skin when plucked. Eating turkey does not cause you to feel sleepy after your Thanksgiving dinner. Carbohydrates in your Thanksgiving dinner are the likely cause of your sleepiness. Forty-five million turkeys are eaten each Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving... Report
November 23, 200619 yr comment_21298 Silly Americans, Turkey Day was last month... Be a man celebrate it twice. Report
November 23, 200619 yr comment_21301 happy turkey day guys, spend quality time with your family and friends. Report
November 23, 200619 yr comment_21302 pst.. i had to get out of the street because everyone kept reminding me of it... Report
November 24, 200619 yr comment_21305 Happy Thanksgiving to all Already took my post feast nap Those carbs really work Report
November 25, 200619 yr comment_21336 Happy Turkey Day everyone! CORRECTION, AMERICAN TURKEY DAY Report
November 25, 200619 yr comment_21337 CORRECTION, AMERICAN TURKEY DAY Canadian Turkey Day is a pale imitation. Certainly not fitting for the likes of you. Report
November 22, 200718 yr comment_69862 Happy Turkey Day! Now time to drive for two and half hours. Report
November 22, 200718 yr comment_69863 Happy Thanksgiving! Mmmmm, TOFUrkey! I can't find the clip, but many years ago, letterman had a great thanksgiving special. They made a turkey out of chick peas. Report
November 22, 200718 yr comment_69904 Mmmmm, TOFUrkey! Mine's in the oven now. Have a relaxing day, everyone. Report
November 22, 200718 yr comment_69914 Turkey breeding has caused turkey breasts to grow so large that the turkeys fall over. Turkeys have been bred to have white feathers. White feathers have no spots under the skin when plucked. Eating turkey does not cause you to feel sleepy after your Thanksgiving dinner. Carbohydrates in your Thanksgiving dinner are the likely cause of your sleepiness. Forty-five million turkeys are eaten each Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving... You learn something new every day. . . . http://www.emedicinehealth.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=55219 Report
November 22, 200718 yr comment_69917 Make that 45 million and 1. We're having 28-30 over today and had to go the two-bird route. Brined and roasted to perfection. Yummy! Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Report
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