happy turkey day

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**Hordini**

dogma wrote:
I gave thanks for my multicultural family.

Truly something to be thankful for, as it allows one to retain the best of both (or in this case, multiple) worlds...and toss out the rest.

To defy the laws of tradition is a crusade only of the brave.

**Do_I_Not_Like_That**

Jihadin wrote:
Ouze wrote:
People from the UK: admit you are kind of stoked that Thanksgiving dinners are becoming a thing there.

It's the second best holiday in the world, with the best being the 4th of July, although any holiday centered around explosions is a tough one to top.

Soon they be BBQ'ing like Americans

I don't want to start a argument between Australians and Americans over the best BBQ'ing,

but yeah, Australia wins this one hands down.

**Jihadin**

Isn't there like a 98% chance of someone getting killed by throwing some Australian critter on the grill?
2% left out due to finding a real grill....

**Sasori**

Do_I_Not_Like_That wrote:
Jihadin wrote:
Ouze wrote:
People from the UK: admit you are kind of stoked that Thanksgiving dinners are becoming a thing there.

It's the second best holiday in the world, with the best being the 4th of July, although any holiday centered around explosions is a tough one to top.

Soon they be BBQ'ing like Americans

I don't want to start a argument between Australians and Americans over the best BBQ'ing, but yeah, Australia wins this one hands down.

Normally, I'd give people the benefit of the doubt in this kind of situation. But there is no way that Aussie BBQ even comes close to Texas BBQ.

**Do_I_Not_Like_That**

Sasori wrote:
Do_I_Not_Like_That wrote:
Jihadin wrote:
Ouze wrote:
People from the UK: admit you are kind of stoked that Thanksgiving dinners are becoming a thing there.

It's the second best holiday in the world, with the best being the 4th of July, although any holiday centered around explosions is a tough one to top.

Soon they be BBQ'ing like Americans

I don't want to start a argument between Australians and Americans over the best BBQ'ing, but yeah, Australia wins this one hands down.

Normally, I'd give people the benefit of the doubt in this kind of situation. But there is no way that Aussie BBQ even comes close to Texas BBQ.

Agreed - Aussie BBQ is miles ahead

Why do I find myself in the unusual position of defending Australia?

**hotsauceman1**

I got into a fight with my cousin who then left my aunts house to never return....
And everyone was perfectly fine with it.