Feliz Día de Acción de Gracias

[Jessica]

Want to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving! (for those in Canada, Thanksgiving was a month ago)
¡Feliz Día de Acción de Gracias! :)
I won't be eating any turkey today.......I don't know what I'm going to eat :p

[CrOtALiTo]

Good morning people, today as my partner said before is thanksgiving, and my country also is thanksgiving, if a person arrive to you, please don't take him anything because it could to be a joke or anything, please you must eat a turkey or meat of pig.

Have a good day.

[Jessica]

well...maybe we'll have turkey but I'm not sure. We just won't have a feast like most people will have.

[CrOtALiTo]

Nop, it maybe will happen but anyway you wish your thanksgiving, I will do.

[Jessica]

we do have turkey, but I'll have to ask if we're going to eat it today. are you having turkey? :)

[Tomisimo]

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. Did you see the turkey here on Tomisimo?

[Jessica]

yes I saw it! :D itis so cute! I saw it the moment I went on Tomisimo - it's-- oops I don't want to tell anyone!! :)

[Jamie]

Happy Thanksgiving!

[CrOtALiTo]

Happy thanksgiving.

I hope you enjoy the thanksgiving.

[Jessica]

No, we won't be eating turkey today. Tomorrow we will ^_^

[CrOtALiTo]

Good.

[Jessica]

why is that good?

[CrOtALiTo]

Provecho.

Have a good food tomorrow.

[sosia]

Happy Thanksgiving
PD ¡David, ten cuidado, se te ha escapado el pavo y se te ha comido el libro!:D
David, be carefull, the turkey ahs escaped and has eated the main Tomisimo's book.:D

PS 2: I need a more joking smiley (Laughing on the floor)

[Jessica]

Sosia, do you mean that the turkey has eaten Tomisimo's book??

[CrOtALiTo]

Yes, the turkey has escaped toward my home.

[Jessica]

hahaha ^_^ then the turkey doesn't know that you will catch it and cook it!!! :)

[CrOtALiTo]

Exactly, the turkey does not that, and well my cooking is waiting him.

[poli]

What's the Mexican word for turkey? wahalote? oaxalote? huajalote? juajalote?:thinking:
Did you know we call it turkey because English speakers thought they originated in Turkey. I read that in Turkey its called indu because the Turks thought it came from India. France agrees calling turkey dinde (d' inde)

I think Mexico has got it right an ungamely word for an ungamely-looking
creature.

[Jessica]

and when you cook him up you will have a yummy Thanksgiving feast! ^_^ :D