Is the magic French fry really coming for Thanksgiving this Year?
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No!  It's a malicious lie told by the Faithful of the Almighty Chicago Hot Dog!
40792
who put the "freak" in french fries\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthats what i been tryin to tell ya there aint no freakin french fries
838201
What's wrong with you? Thanksgiving is a commemoration of the first successful harvest of the Mayflower Pilgrims in New England. If you knew anything at all, you would know that they travelled to the New World to escape religious intolerance in England. But still you ask how we celebrate Thanksgiving here in the UK. The USA and UK may have the same language, but that does not mean that they will necessarily have the same traditions.\n\nThe nearest thing we have to the USA's Thanksgiving is Harvest Festival celebrated in churches, and usually in September. See this website for more details: http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/Harvest.html\n\nHalloween was hardly celebrated in the UK before the 1980s. There were some kids' parties, with children dressed as witches, and apple bobbing. Swedes (Swedish turnips) were used for making lantern faces illuminated by a candle. Some older kids would remove garden gates from their hinges, and hide them - all trick and no treat. And that was about it.\n\nThe reason for that is that the UK has a more established celebration on November 5th - Guy Fawkes Night (aka Bonfire Night or Fireworks Night). See this website for further information: http://www.bonefire.org/guy/ . Furthermore children used to collect money in the street - see the "Penny for the guy" tradition as outlined in this webpage:  http://homepages.tesco.net/~derek.berger/holidays/guyfawkes.html\n\nHowever things changed in the 1980s following the release of the films E.T. and Halloween. As a result of the 1982 film, E.T., (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083866/) more children began dressing up in spooky costumes and knocking on doors for sweets. A consequence of the 1978 film, Halloween (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077651/), was that a public demand for pumpkins was created, and they are now used for making lantern faces. Adults also have costumed Halloween parties. Nowadays Halloween here is no different from the USA.\n\nI hope this answers your query.
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I have eaten Pumpkin pie and all pies for breakfast. *big smiles* I live in Manitoba , Canada so our Thanksgiving was in October. I want pieeeeeeeeeeee. Hmmm Pumpkin pie isn't breakfast food here unless you love it lots. hehe
875122
I'm throwing a Thanksgiving dinner for friends on Saturday. I make Karaoke disks as a hobby and my latest one has the Fergalicious song on it. So to answer your question "YES", I will be having a Fergalicious Thanksgiving, literally. haha
196935
No, it has not. They had originally said that it was going to come on this past Sunday (3/26) but something else came on it's place. But it will air this Sunday (4/2) 11pm EDT.
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Well I'm still not sure but most likely thanksgiving is going to be at my house this year. I'm still not sure how many people are going because my mom and sister keep inviting people so i would say around 30+ people are going to be at my house, Well either mine or my aunts house still not sure but i will find out tomorrow
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W did one this year.  It was fantastic.  NOT greasy at all !  Let me see? 4 - 8 hrs of baking, or 45 mins in the fryer?\n\nUpdate - Frying a turkey does NOT make it dry.  In fact, the one we fried this past Thanksgiving was one of the most moist I have ever had.  \n\nAs far as smelling hot oil goes, do you mean the bird or the house?  Either way I can answer.  \n\nThe bird did NOT smell like hot oil at all, in fact it smelled wonderful !  As far as the house goes, it COULD NOT smell of hot oil, as they fryer is used outdoors.\n\nUpdate again!  Just thawed out the leftovers, made homemade turkey soup....Was the best I have EVER made.
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Thanksgiving is not a French holiday, but if you are french, and really want to fix something, then look up recipes online at recipes.com or ask. com
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i heard that it was comming out latter this year. i dont know the exact date but im also waiting for it!
727830
We are having an ornament exchange and having everyone bring their favorite appetizer to pass.  \n\nI am getting hungry just thinking of it!
227803
no, but it usually comes out in june
752774
i think i heard they come out in december\nim getting that shit when it comes out
563165
that i know of no but it probably will just have to check your local listings.. and season 8 if you are in the us that is will probably be coming out in June  of 2007 .. season five comes out in June .. season six comes out in October  and seventh season in February ... and the final season in June... they wanted to bring charmed back but the girls said no ... but hopefully they will have a spin off of the boys and my hope one of phoebes daughters...
818459
I have just started a new job, and I will probably have to work Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years...and my parents live out of state. \nWe usually have Thanksgiving dinner together, go out Christmas Eve night to look at Christmas lights, and stay up together to watch the ball drop on tv for New Years. \nI don't think that I will get to do any of those things. (You'd think that since Katrina, employers would know the value of being with family, especially because we couldn't do it last year...but apparently not.)\nOh well...there's always next year, isn't there?\n\nCome to think about it...I cooked Thanksgiving dinner last year for the first time ever, and since I will probably be doing the same this year, maybe I am following a tradition (if the second time makes it a tradition) or starting one of my own.
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Why not?  It can be served as a "side dish" next to the turkey and just eaten in smaller servings.  It's not traditional, but if people will enjoy it, I say bon appetite!
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Latest rumor I've heard is that the release date is Dec. 7, 2006 at least in the U.S.  I think that news is couple of months old.