26 Nov, 2009, Fizban wrote in the 2nd comment:
Hmm, please name me the drug you are on. Second, share some with me, please.
26 Nov, 2009, Mudder wrote in the 3rd comment:
Mhmm. Turkey. I take that back. Chicken is better. Oh how I love the succulent dark meat. :unclesam:
26 Nov, 2009, Igabod wrote in the 4th comment:
Mudder said:
…Oh how I love the succulent dark meat.
I wonder, were you setting me up for the "That's what she said!" joke or did you honestly not notice it?
As for the "Save the Turkey Day" proposition… it already exists under a different name. Black Friday. The day every American family puts the leftover turkey into plastic containers to save it for sandwiches and various other lunch foods. Apparently some people do some shopping on that day too, but the turkey is always saved first.
26 Nov, 2009, tphegley wrote in the 5th comment:
We will never forg….oh turkey! mmm…
26 Nov, 2009, Igabod wrote in the 6th comment:
that would have gone over better if you'd added some emotes such as *drools with delight at the smell of turkey*
26 Nov, 2009, Zen_Clark wrote in the 7th comment:
But fried turkey is a family tradition during these weeks… What else are we going to gut and boil in oil?
We could always use something like dog, cat, horse, deer, or lamb…
Mmmmmm–fried lamb…
We could always use something like dog, cat, horse, deer, or lamb…
Mmmmmm–fried lamb…
26 Nov, 2009, Mudder wrote in the 8th comment:
Igabod said:
I wonder, were you setting me up for the "That's what she said!" joke or did you honestly not notice it?
No matter the original intentions, the real question here is… Why didn't you take it? :evil:
26 Nov, 2009, David Haley wrote in the 9th comment:
Oh please, no. Let's not encourage "that's what she said" jokes here at the slightest mention of something that could be misinterpreted. :wink:
26 Nov, 2009, Zen_Clark wrote in the 10th comment:
David Haley said:
Oh please, no. …
TWSS.
26 Nov, 2009, Kayle wrote in the 11th comment:
Rofl. Priceless. That should go down in MudBytes history.
26 Nov, 2009, Mudder wrote in the 12th comment:
Lol.
27 Nov, 2009, quixadhal wrote in the 13th comment:
Lyanic said:
It seems that around this same time every year, in a certain region of the world, cabbages begin dying en masse, and those few who survive the annual holocaust only live to see their deceased loved ones stuffed and placed upon a table to be savagely devoured by us humans. With this cold, harrowing depiction of the cruel treatment of cabbages everywhere planted firmly within your minds, each of you should stop to ask yourselves, "What can *I* do to bring an end to this ongoing cabbage torture and genocide?". That is why I have come here today. I propose that we establish a new day of memorial - a day recognized not only in the region of the world from which these atrocities stem, but by the whole world over.
Let this day henceforth be known as Save The Cabbage Day. On this most sacred of days, each of should take a moment to remember the many hundreds of millions of cabbages whose lives have been lost over the years, igniting a spark of compassion within us, and driving us to do all we can to ease the great suffering we have wrought upon cabbage-kind. Each of us must do our part if we are to find success in this most noble of endeavours. We should all take to the streets to spread the word. As news of our movement reaches the farthest corners of the world, monuments will surely be erected to the fallen cabbages of yesteryear. Soon, a day will come that the proud and magnificent cabbage will truly know freedom from the oppression of being bred and farm-raised to be devoured in a ceremonial feast of opulent excess. Soon, a day will come when none of us can turn a blind eye anymore. Soon, a day will come that none of us will be able to forget the things that we have done…
Save The Cabbage Day 2010! Never forget…
Let this day henceforth be known as Save The Cabbage Day. On this most sacred of days, each of should take a moment to remember the many hundreds of millions of cabbages whose lives have been lost over the years, igniting a spark of compassion within us, and driving us to do all we can to ease the great suffering we have wrought upon cabbage-kind. Each of us must do our part if we are to find success in this most noble of endeavours. We should all take to the streets to spread the word. As news of our movement reaches the farthest corners of the world, monuments will surely be erected to the fallen cabbages of yesteryear. Soon, a day will come that the proud and magnificent cabbage will truly know freedom from the oppression of being bred and farm-raised to be devoured in a ceremonial feast of opulent excess. Soon, a day will come when none of us can turn a blind eye anymore. Soon, a day will come that none of us will be able to forget the things that we have done…
Save The Cabbage Day 2010! Never forget…
St. Patrick's Day isn't for months yet… :)
27 Nov, 2009, Runter wrote in the 14th comment:
We will rebuild. Wait, wrong seasonal type thread.
27 Nov, 2009, Igabod wrote in the 15th comment:
27 Nov, 2009, Zen_Clark wrote in the 16th comment:
Igabod said:
Cause it was too easy… *waits for someone to pick up this cue*
But if you wait for the cue, doesn't that make it too easy?
27 Nov, 2009, jurdendurden wrote in the 17th comment:
TWSS. :P
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