Wish mine could have been good. Both my parents and grandparents are gone, estranged from my brother who's 10 years older, don't have much in the way of friends (and I'm just 38). Just me, Jack Daniel's, YouTube and Switch (Currently loving Super Mario Wonder) which is good enough.
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It’s good to be grateful, grateful is good. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
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AJUMP23
Parody of actual AJUMP23
Had a good Thanksgiving feast with family...and it was only about half of them there (mom, cousins, Aunt, siblings, nephew)
Irony thou art unbeaten.
Thanksgiving is an amazing holiday. Don’t some loser tell you otherwise.
The people that came vs the people that got to have thanksgiving
Dr.Morris79
Member
Thats a weird way of saying winners
Plague Doctor
Member
First, I am grateful this specific gaming forum doesn't have a post shitting on a holiday because they are miserable fucks who don't understand most people cherish spending time with friends, family, and loved ones.
I am guessing cause they are miserable fucks offline and their families want nothing to do with them and they lack any real friends and loved ones. They are sad lonely people.
But I am grateful for this thread and for my friends, family, and loved ones.
I am guessing cause they are miserable fucks offline and their families want nothing to do with them and they lack any real friends and loved ones. They are sad lonely people.
But I am grateful for this thread and for my friends, family, and loved ones.
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Darkmakaimura
Can You Imagine What SureAI Is Going To Do With Garfield?
My financial situation is dire to say the least but I will say that I did get a good meal this afternoon from a family friend who lives around the corner. They are Serbian couple and the wife is an absolute excellent cook. So I'm thankful for that.
I'm thankful for my roommate being here one more month. I know I've complained about her but truth is I like her being around. I also feel very safe when she's here especially considering she's a very competent and intelligent person which eases my mind. She's already proved that by fixing a lot of things in my house or touching things up. I guess that's one advantage of being a trans woman is that she knows how to do guy stuff. Lol.
I'm thankful for my roommate being here one more month. I know I've complained about her but truth is I like her being around. I also feel very safe when she's here especially considering she's a very competent and intelligent person which eases my mind. She's already proved that by fixing a lot of things in my house or touching things up. I guess that's one advantage of being a trans woman is that she knows how to do guy stuff. Lol.
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Nydius
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Firstly, I'm thankful to God for providing. I'm thankful for my wife and son. I'm thankful for the roof over my head and having a fantastic landlord who understands our situation and has gone above and beyond any time we needed something taken care of.
I'm the oddball that prefers ham over turkey on these holidays. Nothing against turkey, it's just most people (my wife included) way overcook it and turn it into a dry mess that needs to swim in gravy to be tasty. Also love some genuinely homemade cornbread stuffing. This year, though, we chose to buy our Thanksgiving dinner from a local small business diner that was doing $20 full meals. It was a ton of food, all very tasty. We'll do our usual home cooking for Christmas this year.
On one hand I get a bit depressed since I don't have family to spend the holidays with. On the other hand, however, I think back to all the big family get togethers we used to have when I was a kid (my father's side of the family was pretty big), and how the day would always start out so well but then end in complete shambles as someone was inevitably angry at someone else. Then I'm kinda glad it's just my wife, son and I.
I'm the oddball that prefers ham over turkey on these holidays. Nothing against turkey, it's just most people (my wife included) way overcook it and turn it into a dry mess that needs to swim in gravy to be tasty. Also love some genuinely homemade cornbread stuffing. This year, though, we chose to buy our Thanksgiving dinner from a local small business diner that was doing $20 full meals. It was a ton of food, all very tasty. We'll do our usual home cooking for Christmas this year.
On one hand I get a bit depressed since I don't have family to spend the holidays with. On the other hand, however, I think back to all the big family get togethers we used to have when I was a kid (my father's side of the family was pretty big), and how the day would always start out so well but then end in complete shambles as someone was inevitably angry at someone else. Then I'm kinda glad it's just my wife, son and I.
