So...who hates turkey legs and...

[Mickey_777]

Who hates turkey legs and doesn't collect pins? Me.

Anyone else?

 

[cynic710]

Who hates turkey legs and doesn't collect pins? Me.

Anyone else?

here here!

 

[renee123]

yuck

yeah, those turkey legs are gross. They look really good but it doesn't taste the way it looks!

 

[Mukta]

Who hates turkey legs and doesn't collect pins? Me.

Anyone else?

Me!

 

[KJ1081]

Right there with ya- can't stand either! Unfortunately, my hubby is starting to get into the pin collecting nonsense

 

[DeaverTex]

Turkey legs aren't meant to be picked and eaten like a chicken drumstick except possibly in the hinterlands of Arkansas. It leaves you a greasy mess -- face and hands both.

As for the pins, well... too expensive for me. Not enough "yippee!" for the buck.

 

[Mr Wizard]

I would never do a turkey leg. And when the pins were small, well designed and few I bought a couple that interested me. But since most of them are now the size of an ashtray and are issued for every month of the year I quit many moons ago.

 

[wizards8507]

You don't have an option for those among us who love both turkey legs and pin collecting.

 

[unkadug]

You don't have an option for those among us who love both turkey legs and pin collecting.

Maybe because that aren't many of those around! :lol:


I actually noticed that myself. :wave:

 

[trr1]

you also forgot the usual add on option of one persons poll's

:lookaroun I hate to eat and collect J.T.

 

[jato4x4]

More turkey and pins for me. Although the originality of pins has gone down tremendously as of late. But the quality of some turkey legs is always consistently great.

 

[George]

I've never felt the turkey legs were for eating. I think they're more for walking around and pretending like your a medieval royalty.

 

[lbrad]

I have never eaten a turkey leg (eww) but my DS seems to really like them:shrug:

 

[Raven66]

Turkey legs aren't meant to be picked and eaten like a chicken drumstick except possibly in the hinterlands of Arkansas. It leaves you a greasy mess -- face and hands both.

As for the pins, well... too expensive for me. Not enough "yippee!" for the buck.

Hey we do use silverware and plates here in Arkansas.

I don't hate turkey legs I just don't want to eat them. We've bought a pin or two but don't collect them.

 

[progroupie]

Where's my option for "I hate pins and don't collect turkey legs"?

 

[Banksy]

Pin collecting is for 4 year olds so no.

And a definite NO on the turkey legs. Disgusting.:hurl:

 

[Susan Savia]

Never tried the turkey legs. If buying 1 or 2 pins a year is collecting, well yes I do.

 

[mickeysshoes]

i dont do turkey legs and I would not label myself as a pin collector. I will get one or 2 if I see something I have to have...but I dont wear or carry them around and trade and I surly dont have to have the newest and great one out. Like I said one or 2 so I can look back on each trip.

 

[Mickey_777]

I tried a turkey leg for the first time on our second to last trip to WDW and it was hideous. I felt like I was eating hot from the sun roadkill...it had no seasoning or flavor. Just hot meat

You don't have an option for those among us who love both turkey legs and pin collecting.

I forgot to put that option...although I can't fathom there'd be many out there who like both.

 

[DeaverTex]

raven66

Hey we do use silverware and plates here in Arkansas.

Now, now, I said the hinterlands. You know, the kind of places where someone from, say, Little Rock would say "There's really a town called that?!" Much like some little Texas towns -- Cut-n-Shoot, Dimebox, and Ding Dong come to mind.