Better than selling real trees though, no?Oh brother. I saw my first Christmas commercial on TV yesterday.Too EARLY for that!! (It was a company selling artificial Christmas trees . . .
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MinnieM123
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I love real trees, but whatever anyone's preference is, I just wish the commercials for all these would start around Thanksgiving time.
That's like when I worked at Kmart.Customer on the phone, who needs to come in and pick up some paperwork - Are you open tomorrow?
Me - No, I’m sorry, we’re not.
Customer - Oh, but I’m off tomorrow.
Me - For Thanksgiving?
Customer - Yes.
Me - Me too.
- that is all.
Customer: "You guys really shouldn't be open on Thanksgiving."
Me in my head: "Well then why are you here bothering me?"
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Mike S
Well-Known Member
Thank you. We just call it Thanksgiving.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Don't be so smug!!! You're not the only place with a Thanksgiving you know. You're just more likely to have something to be thankful about then we do.Thank you. We just call it Thanksgiving.
We’ll see about that. Talk to me next Monday night.
Midnight snackies...
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
Colloquially, the difference is regional.Looks delicious and it is stuffing not dressing.
Technically, stuffing is cooked in the bird; whereas dressing is prepared in a pan or casserole dish.
Who knew? Google - that’s who.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
OMG that looks DELICIOUS!!!
(I might bypass the brussel sprouts, but other than that, I'm drooling over your Thanksgiving plate!! 
) P.S.: Did you make the cranberry sauce or buy it premade? (I find either way is good, and can't really tell the difference.)
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Love me some Brussel Sprouts!
Growing up the two words.. Stuffing and Dressing were interchangeable. We weren't anywhere near that picky. If it tasted good they could have called it crap and we still would have loved it. My wife who was born and raised in Montreal always called it dressing. Classier, I guess! However, if I recall everything that was prepared around a Turkey dinner was called dressing. "We're going to have Turkey with all the dressings". (i.e. potatoes, "stuffing", cranberry, vegetables, coleslaw, etc.) The whole nine yards.
Goofyernmost
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The two most uncomfortable Thanksgivings that I can remember were #1... six days after the Kennedy Assassination and four days after watching Lee Harvey Oswald murdered on live TV. #2... was the Canadian Thanksgiving in 1971 where I was "forced" to meet all of my future wife's family. Talk about stress! Not only that but I think, only to see how I would react, they served Plum Pudding for dessert. (yes, they were very, very, very English) Probably the single grossest thing that I ever consumed, but I smiled all the way through it. It was just a little over a year after I returned from Vietnam, so as much as I disliked it, I was used to forcing down stuff that was not all that desirable.
to everyone that thinks of Plum Pudding as food. Just my own tastes are tested with this one. They seemed to love it.
I’m with you. Plum pudding is vile.
