Happy Thanksgiving for those who celebrate. I can’t stop worrying about shit but I have much to be thankful for, including/especially all the great people here, the fact that anybody still reads my reviews, takes my recommendations, recommends things to me, and wants to hang out and talk about it with me and the community here you’ve all helped create. I hope you can have some good food today, maybe see family or friends, maybe avoid them if that’s better. I’ll keep striving and I hope you do too. Thanks everybody!
Happy Sweet Potato Day
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Happy Thanksgiving Vern!
I jumped on where real quick in case you posted a review today. BTW I’m gonna be ordering Seagology and Yippie Ki Yay for reading over Holiday break coming up. Do I order through your site link for those too? Sorry if you’ve been asked this 100 times just want to make sure you’re compensated.
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Vern, thank you and I’m looking forward to reading them soon. I’m hanging in there just trying to wish a Worm On a Hook Part 2: The Final Weekend into existence one day from you. :)
I thankfully haven’t had any issues other than it questions if I’m really a person or not sometimes.
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Happy Thanksgiving Vern.
Been with you since I stumbled across Seagalogy in my local bookstore before Christmas in 2008.
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Happy Thanksgiving all, from the UK.
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Happy Thanksgiving, Vern.
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Yes, I’m late, but I hope y’all had a special day with people you care about. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Happy holiday weekend, Vern and all! Striving alongside y’all is one of the best parts about the intertubes for me.
Ben
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Happy belated giving of thanks day, erry one! I eat of the reheated, marshmallowed yam as I write this. I reflect on the fact that both Beastie Boys – Gratitude and Def Leppard – Pour Some Sugar on Me are songs for the holiday.
Also I watched the Brady Bunch Christmas TV movie, that had all the original cast back in 1988 (except Cindy, who was played by the girl Venkman flirts with in the beginning of Ghostbusters), but with 50% more mustaches, and for a Christmas and Brady Bunch movie, it was surprisingly horny, with almost all the grown up kids and even the grandparents having their own onscreen makeout scene. Jan’s was almost softcore-adjacent.
The plot involving an architect turning into first responder action hero was worth watching it to the end, but Florence Henderson makes an Aliens reference (followed by a little military snare drum stinger on the soundtrack) that made me want to recommend for strangely entertaining holiday weekend viewing.
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Chiming in late to voice my thanksgivingitude to Vern, this site and all y’all!
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Greetings, one and all. I hope your day holiday or regular Thursday was festive!
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Hi guys! Happy Thanksgiving Vern and everyone else. I don’t comment much but I read a lot of what you guys have to say and I genuinely enjoy the different perspectives. Anyway, I hope you guys had a great holiday!
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Thank you Vern for all the years of insightful and funny writing and for being an awesome dude! Your work means a lot and is greatly appreciated.
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Maybe this isn’t the time, but can anyone tell us ignorant Europeans just what Thanksgiving is? Judging from movies and TV shows you eat turkey (as I believe you do at every damn holiday you have), watch what you call football (as you do at just about every holiday you have) and try to stear clear of some racist uncle (as you do…you get the drift). But to parafrase the corporal in WHERE EAGLES DARE: What’s it all about?
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Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving, Vern!
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C’mon, pegsman, as an ignorant Briton and, yes, European, I’ve not been in Norway at this time of year, but I’m pretty sure you do have festivals there that aren’t just folk-horror murder-cult parties, even if that’s what y’all want the rest of the world to think. Think of Thanksgiving as a harvest festival, albeit one that’s been hijacked by the spirit of commercialism.
I’ve not done Thanksgiving in the US, but in Canada, where it’s a month earlier and probably more low key – I’m guessing – I had a good time at Thanksgiving. I hope everyone here had a good one this year.
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You’re partly right. All the big ones comes from the Vikings – Yule Tide, a variant of Easter and Midsummer – even if they have been Shanghai’d by various religions along the way. Halloween came along 15-20 years ago, but the agents of commericialism have yet to introduce Thanksgiving here in Scandinavia. I’m not so ignorant that I can claim that I don’t know what it’s about, but I was curious to know what todays Americans get out of it.
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We can blame the Celts, rather than the Vikings, for Halloween, although it’s still just a harvest festival. I miss the 5th of November, Bonfire Night, which has pretty much been usurped by Halloween here over the last 15-20 years and really deserves a better movie than V FOR VENDETTA. So many childhood memories of building giant bonfires to burn Catholics on. Happy days.
November 28th, 2024 at 10:32 am
Happy Thanksgiving! Sadly it’s only Thursday in my part of the world, but I am thankful for a few things and yes, that includes this websight and most of the people here, who have been a constant source of entertainment and mostly sane discussion for a looooooong time now.
You are the reason why Barney’s death in 97 wasn’t senseless! (citation needed)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epgXuMB1sF8