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I was actually thinking about extending this blog through the long weekend, but I think I'll follow the usual Black Friday tradition and return it to its annual turkey coma. I hope that everybody had a happy holiday, ate a excessive amount of delicious food, and paused for at least a moment to be grateful for all the blessings in your life. Let's try to carry that spirit into the next eleven months, and see you again in 2026!

#Thanksgiving #Admin notice #Gratitude #Food

rnismatch

its time to take the turkey out of the oven. its done now.

junglefan2

et voila

Chef i think something terrible has happened

rnismatch

Yes I see the problem here is you cooked the wrong turkey because instead of a regular turkey you cooked the turkey of darkness and you are fired

#Thanksgiving #Turkey #Turkey (food)#Cooking #Humor

Thanksgiving Review: South Park's "Black Friday Trilogy"

What is it and where can I get it? The South Park episodes "Black Friday," "A Song of Ass and Fire" and "Titties and Dragons," currently available on Paramount+.

What's it about? This three-parter came out in 2013, when Black Friday mania was about at its height, Game of Thrones hadn't ruined itself yet, and the Console War between the XBox One and PS4 was heating up for the holiday season. South Park combined these elements into one story, where the town's children split into opposing factions to try to take advantage of the mall's Black Friday sale and get the system of their choice. Meanwhile, Randy has taken a job as a mall cop, forcing him to prepare for the upcoming onslaught of shoppers (who are standing in for the White Walkers). There are also many jokes about wieners.

How Thanksgivingy is it?: Well, it definitely nails the tone of Black Friday insanity, though Thanksgiving is very much ignored. Like, there's a part where they specifically say that it's the day before Black Friday, and I'm like...why don't y'all just say it's Thanksgiving? Why aren't you home eating right now?

Is it good? It's a bit drawn out, and probably could have finished in two episodes...but then, I think that's part of the parody, given how drawn out Game of Thrones was. Aside from that, I really like it. It's funny, and I even find parts of the last episode surprisingly poignant, in a stupid sort of way.

It should be noted that I haven't watched Game of Thrones. I do know, including from G.R.R. Martin's own comments on these episodes, that there's actually more female nudity than wieners.

Anything else? Years later, I am still annoyed that the last episode wasn't called "Game of Boners." It went for a Dungeons and Dragons pun even though that's a completely different fantasy franchise, but "Game of Boners" is so obvious, how did Matt and Trey miss that?!

#Thanksgiving #Thanksgiving review #Thanksgiving reviews #Black Friday #South Park #Black Friday Trilogy #A Song of Ass and Fire #SP Black Friday #Titties and Dragons #SHOULD HAVE BEEN CALLED “GAME OF BONERS” I'M SO MAD.#NSFWish #Game of Boners

stephencolbertly

I don’t usually pay much attention to the floats, I’m really watching for the balloons and marching bands, but Goldfish might be my all-time favorite.

Just look at her

The tiniest float in parade history!

So majestic she didn’t even need to walk the parade route

She just hung around Macy’s until showtime when two dudes flanked her across camera

10/10 no notes A+ marketing with the right amount of whimsy

#This was in fact the best float.#Thanksgiving #Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade #Goldfish crackers

letslipthehounds

Week of Gratitude, Day 6

It's Friday, and I am still grateful for many things.

Today: I am grateful I didn't have to go shopping today.

#Black Friday #Thanksgiving #Youtube #Reddit

stuck-in1999

90’s Thanksgiving Nostalgia! 🦃

#Thanksgiving #Throwback Thursday #The 90s #Mary Kate and Ashley #Rugrats #Arthur #The Simpsons #Roseanne #Beanie Babies #Toys #Fandom

newyorkthegoldenage

In the 1927 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, spectators goggled at a "human behemoth." The 21-foot tall float was lying on his back in order to pass under the elevated railway. There was also a 60-foot dinosaur "attended by a bodyguard of prehistoric cavemen" as well as a 25-foot-long dachshund that "swayed along in the company of gigantic turkeys and chickens and ducks of heroic size," reported the New York Times.

Photo: Bettmann Archive via the Daily Mail

#Thanksgiving #Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade #Throwback Thursday #Vintage