'Out Of Gas'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Back when I was a stripper, I worked on Thanksgiving one year. Talk about sad, the guys who come into a strip club on Thanksgiving day are the saddest bunch of losers and dicks you would ever want to meet.
How I Met Your Mother had a bit about that last night.
That is true about Christmas, but if you are not Christian, Christmas doesn't mean anything, where Thanksgiving is for everybody.
the import of Turkey Day still escapes me.
Why does thanksgiving rule? It's a day you get off simply to eat a big meal. You don't have to buy gifts and you get Friday off, too! That's why it rules, although why it is important? It's not.
Urgh. I thought they were going to let us out of here no later than 3:00 tomorrow, but now it looks like it will be 4:00. It is going to take me even more FOREVER to drive to Long Beach now.
I suspect a fair amount of it is going to be done at ass o'clock thursday morning.
Thanksgiving is for everybody.
Well, except for the Native Americans.
why it is important? It's not.
Well, I'm counting important as "most travelled holiday" and "punters in strip clubs are biggest losers."
Okay, I take it back, it can be that busy (though I bet there are busier days). Still, double pay.
Also, what bon and Robin said. Less obligation, less religion, and tends to be less pressure (though maybe not if you're cooking) and what the fuck is wrong with my keyboard?
Sorry. Anyway, Thanksgiving is sort of like a low holiday. Not a big deal, you get the day off, watch sports if you like.
Don't forget the ritual sacrifice, with pie.
I give up. Every time I type an apostrophe, Netscape opens up the search function. Screw it. I am off to take my test.
Oh, and I found out about the Whole Foods ruling because my local co-op sent an email. So the local stores do not want to get smacked either.
I've always wanted to go to a strip club, just for the sociological experiment element of it all.
One of the thanksgiving rituals my Dad never liked was going around and having everyone tell one thing they were thankful for. I remember him one thanksgiving hoping that we wouldn't do it that year and that was the year where it was to say five things we were thankful for. That was tough too because if you are at the end of the line you really had to strech to come up with something nobody else had already mentions. The first people would take the easy ones, for family, for having everyone together, etc. By the end it was like "I'm thankful for indoor plumbing, duct tape, um.. liquid soap, and um...."