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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
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harbear61 wrote:
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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
ahhh yeah it sure got you confuse rudy.. your Canada sunday and here USA thursday always on every 4 or 5th week most of time usually fourth week on thurs thought you were smart what happen ? LOL JK anyway happy belate thanksgiving  SGG
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EVERY 4th WEEK OF THURSDAY. ALL THE TIMES.
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as i mention most of time every forth week yes you right but very very barley once awhile fifth week yup LOL don't gulp its ok 
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THE 5th WEEK ARE VERY, VERY REARLY. NOT MUCH OF THAT.
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HOWDY YA'LL!
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harbear61 wrote:
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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
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harbear61 wrote:
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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
ahhh yeah it sure got you confuse rudy.. your Canada sunday and here USA thursday always on every 4 or 5th week most of time usually fourth week on thurs thought you were smart what happen ? LOL JK anyway happy belate thanksgiving SGG
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EVERY 4th WEEK OF THURSDAY. ALL THE TIMES.
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as i mention most of time every forth week yes you right but very very barley once awhile fifth week yup LOL don't gulp its ok
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THE 5th WEEK ARE VERY, VERY REARLY. NOT MUCH OF THAT.
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BINGO much better
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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
ahhh yeah it sure got you confuse rudy.. your Canada sunday and here USA thursday always on every 4 or 5th week most of time usually fourth week on thurs thought you were smart what happen ? LOL JK anyway happy belate thanksgiving SGG
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hmm.. I dunno what happened. Guess it was brain freeze? Winter is almost here. Or I'm just getting old.  Btw, your holidays are not on our calendars, so I had to ask. Fyi, Canada's Thanksgiving is always on the second Monday of October (but we usually gorge a day before on Sunday because it's more "convenient"). Anyways, I believe the tradition, sentiments, rationel, and foods are the same, except for different harvest dates. Alot of early Canadians (18th C) were former Americans (refugees from the revolutionary war and other) who brought alot of American traditions up here. Happy turkey day! Goble goble! |
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| POSTED BY: Dude on 11/18/2008 15:12:29 |
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Easy answer: Last Thursday at the end of November every year (Praying I hope! lol)
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rdasilvari wrote:
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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
ahhh yeah it sure got you confuse rudy.. your Canada sunday and here USA thursday always on every 4 or 5th week most of time usually fourth week on thurs thought you were smart what happen ? LOL JK anyway happy belate thanksgiving SGG
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hmm.. I dunno what happened. Guess it was brain freeze? Winter is almost here. Or I'm just getting old. Btw, your holidays are not on our calendars, so I had to ask. Fyi, Canada's Thanksgiving is always on the second Monday of October (but we usually gorge a day before on Sunday because it's more "convenient"). Anyways, I believe the tradition, sentiments, rationel, and foods are the same, except for different harvest dates. Alot of early Canadians (18th C) were former Americans (refugees from the revolutionary war and other) who brought alot of American traditions up here. Happy turkey day! Goble goble!
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LOL probably you right brain freeze because Canada damn cold true but too old nah anyway ahhhh monday second week on thanksgiving you just mention say up there say you said " Btw this year. in Canada i think it was Sunday Oct 12. Last month. Typically it's colder with a shorter growing season here, hence earlier harvest/Thanksgiving. " so now you mention that 2 weeks on monday so curious does up in Canada had the same food cooking like USA ??
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Dude wrote:
Easy answer: Last Thursday at the end of November every year (Praying I hope! lol)
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 LOL damn right the easy answer 
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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
.......curious does up in Canada had the same food cooking like USA ??
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Yes. Pretty much the same. Turkey or Ham, or whatever, with vegs etc. It's big. The early Canafians were former Americans (those who remained loyal to the British monarchy during the revolution) but bought their traditions and customs north. So it's pretty much the same. |
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rdasilvari wrote:
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SafariGardenGuy wrote:
.......curious does up in Canada had the same food cooking like USA ??
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Yes. Pretty much the same. Turkey or Ham, or whatever, with vegs etc. It's big. The early Canafians were former Americans (those who remained loyal to the British monarchy during the revolution) but bought their traditions and customs north. So it's pretty much the same.
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Thanks rdasilvari it's what i thought just want to check 
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