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Location: South of most, North of few | Hope all of you guys have a very happy Thanksgiving. Don't eat so much turkey that a deep bowl won't fit anymore. :eek:
(I guess thats why they make SSB's) :D |
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Location: ranson,wva | funny..but could be true..luckly i bought a ssb recently..so i can engorge my self with country ham,yard bird,all the fixin's and still fit my trusty bowl size...i was just informed that i will spend the day in the kitchen..maybe one day ill find a wife who can cook..lol...jason |
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Location: East Tennessee | Here's my plan.
Deep Bowl before Thanksgiving Dinner.
Mid-Depth Bowl after dinner.
Super-shallow bowl after dessert and turkey sandwiches.
Mark Twain was asked what his favorite word was. His reply, "Thanks".
I hope everyone has a Happy Thanksgiving.
I know I have much to be thankful for. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | T-giving plans were very much in flux this year, but seems to have come into focus. Talked about an extended weekend in Mexico - didn't happen. Wife talked about flying east to see the kids - did that a week earlier. Moody talked about visiting - didn't work out. Sooo, turns out it'll be the wife and I along with a family we know. Julie is a "Big Sister" to this 10 year old girl who has a pretty unsettled life. Mom is on prison, lives with grandma but it's just a mess. disabled great-grandma now lives with them. They haven't got a pot to pee in. You can picture it. Anyway, we're having that whole gang over for T-giving so that should be pretty interesting. Makes me thankful for how boring, predictable and comfortable my own life is. Dave |
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Location: ranson,wva | last year i voluntered at the shelter...there was a time when i was in the same boat...thats a good thing your doing dave...my hats off to you..jason |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Everyone have a good one! |
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Location: ranson,wva | have a good one bill...jason |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Both daughters will be back home. One will eat Tofurkey, but I won't have to. Maybe if I eat too much, SWMBO will believe me when I tell her I need one of those contour bowls they make for fat guys. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Happy Thanksgiving to all! I too will be in the kitchen wondering what it's like to relax on turkey day...
One thing I'm thankful for is that I stumbled on to this place... it's been a blast!
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
Maybe if I eat too much, SWMBO will believe me when I tell her I need one of those contour bowls they make for fat guys. Hey! :mad:
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you! While you're at it, be sure to say a prayer for our boys & girls in the service - they will be missed this holiday. |
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Location: ranson,wva | semper fi.....jason |
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Location: Hiram, Georgia | Good point, Andrew, Thanks for reminding us. |
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Location: Paris/France | Happy Thankgiving from France!!! 
J :) |
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Location: ranson,wva | merci beaucoup jerome...jason |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Andrew, I know that Dave is an advocate of those contour bowls, and he is far from being fat, so there must be some other reason for them. I didn't care for the feel on the one I tried.
I don't know if I'd buy anything from a skinny baker.
By the way, what happened to that Ultra GS you bid on. I thought I'd sneak up on it. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | When my folks used to be snowbirds they loved having the family Thanksgiving and heading south when, after hallowe'en, they'd get to have another Thanksgiving with all the other frostbacks.
We get to have ours when the crops are fresh off the field and after Hallowe'en there's little other that Remembrance Day to interrupt all the Christmas presents you're making...
Ri-ight! |
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Location: NJ | hope everyone has a great day.
I'll be working on the house. |
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Location: NJ | I'll be painting the kitchen, Al.
. . . I'll call ya' during the game . . . |
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Location: south east Michigan | I'll be loading and unloading a u-haul Thursday and Friday. Gotta help move a bro & sis-inlaw.
What a guy, eh?
A good day to the rest of you! |
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Location: Waterloo, IL | Time for me to put up the outside Christmas decorations. Oldest son is coming home for Christmas. He is stationed in Hawaii on a sub. This will be his first Christmas home since I retired from the Navy.
Hope everyone has a great Turkey Day! |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Chuck:
Time for me to put up the outside Christmas decorations. I might put out the few outside lights I have.
Fortunately,(or Un), Depending on your point of view. I live across the street from the Griswold's. |
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Location: Toronto | Happy Thanksgiving to all those fortunate enough to be celebrating - enjoy the football! |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | A wonderful holiday to you all. We really do have it well off, and have much for which to be thankful even when circumstances are challenging. |
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Location: France | Happy Thanksgiving to you all!
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
I might put out the few outside lights I have. Fortunately, that's a chore you only have to do once...
Y'know, if you just keep putting up new strings as the old ones burn out, you get a nice 'garland' effect around the eves of the whole house!
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Location: USA | Have a great Turkey day everyone...
Gobble Gobble and all the jazz :cool: |
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Location: SoCal | Thank you Charles, for the O's we are about to receive.
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Have a Happy Thanksgiving everyone! :D There's definitely plenty of leftovers in my household for the weekend. Now, where's that secret recipe my mom gave me a while back .... hmmmm .... :rolleyes: |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | My hats off to you as well Dave for doing a great thing this Thanksgiving!
Just like Jason, I too was in a similar situation many years ago where I once found myself lining up for food stamps. Now that I'm in a more comfortable living position, although far from perfect, I don't forget where/what I once was. |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I don't know if I'd buy anything from a skinny baker.
By the way, what happened to that Ultra GS you bid on. I thought I'd sneak up on it. I got outbid at the very end, on a busy work day when I didn't have time to stop. I wasn't too serious on it, just curious, and at that price...
Oh, and for the record, I'm far from skinny. NOT a thin, "in-shape" guy approaching thirty...more of a average height, average build with a bit more than average gut fluctuation... :rolleyes:
Honestly, I haven't found an Ovation bowl I don't like...just different. The contour on the 12-string is awesome, but I don't really care for it on the 2005's I've played. I like playing the shallows on stage, (not from gut interference, by the way) but overall I think the mid-bowl is still my personal favorite overall.
Got to go sleep off the turkey now...I may change my mind about the reason for the contour tomorrow... :eek: |
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!