Thanksgiving in Australia is a strange experience for an American

Fox News.com ^ | November 22, 2017 | Anna Kooiman

[Oztrich Boy]

And they call the 4th of July, July 4th. :)

Actually we call it 4th of July (And wonder why it's the only date you manage to say in the correct order)

[drop 50 and fire for effect]

Here in Germany, it is just another Donnerstag (Thursday). We had the day off, and the USO did a very nice Thanksgiving dinner on post.

We just had to cope with the usual heavy workday traffic. L.A. traffic jams have nothing on a good Stuttgart stau.

[USS Alaska]

Another person who cannot take my opinion and attacks me personally. Chill out.

When you call her stupid, it's an opinion, when I call you stupid, it's an attack.You've become more reasoned when there are people with other views, taking the opposite side.

You then hide behind the cloak of "personal attack" that is cowardly, 'Can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen'.

Whale away lost ID98.

PS: I've been here since '76, but Jim lost my original handle.

[going hot]

PS: I've been here since '76, but Jim lost my original handle.

OK then. You predated everyone.

:-)

[Trailerpark Badass]

That accent, though, has to be the world’s most annoying.

[SoCal Pubbie]

“Whether taking a stroll in New York City’s Central Park, tailgating for a football game in the Buckeye State, or leaf peeping in the North Carolina mountains, the fall air always seemed to glow.”

It was 83 degrees in Huntington Beach on Thanksgiving.