unclehobart said:and why is it not based upon sauteed elk instead of plain ol' bird?
Leslie said:wild turkey are a dime a dozen around here...they're everywhere, and I imagine there were a lot more 400 years ago.
tonks said:i usually like thanksgiving, if i have enough time to get everything done. we cook big thanksgivings in this family. turkey (usually one baked and one deep-fried), cranberry sauce, corn bread dressing, rice dressing, giblet gravy, 2 kinds of green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole with brown sugar and pecans, a cheese and pasta casserole thing, rolls, deviled eggs, pumpkin pie, and pecan pie...i'm forgetting something....it's usually a big thing, but the last year or two we've been keeping it smaller.
well, head on over...by the time you arrived, it'd be just about turkey time! i'll save you a drum stick.Oz said:Geezus........
*rumble in the tum*
tonks said:well, head on over...by the time you arrived, it'd be just about turkey time! i'll save you a drum stick.
i'll bust out the deodorant...tell the old ladies i said hi!Oz said:I'll just saddle up the old warthog.........be right there
tonks said:i'll bust out the deodorant...tell the old ladies i said hi!
aye, looks like a bar tramp, real last call kinda gal...but what are you going to tell a warthog?Oz said:Will do
The warthog looks a lil' strange with the perm.........and I'm really not sure about the blonde highlights
tonks said:aye, looks like a bar tramp, real last call kinda gal...but what are you going to tell a warthog?
and they fall for it everytime...Oz said:Same as I've told all the other warthogs............."of course I'll respect you in the morning"