[Gasification] Thanksgiving

[Energies Naturals C.B.]

Hallo all,

of course there is ! In germany they have St. Martin´s day, also in 
november. But different to US they eat normally a goose, which beats turkey 
by lengths.
I can tell cause I have bred and fed and munched both.Never ate eagle, 
though. Sounds pretty tuff, too. Funny taste these americans...
Apart- what is a more dignifying place for an eagle ?A coin or a dining 
table ?
Its real place is in the sky !
Rolf



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Subject: Re: [Gasification] Thanksgiving


> The other candidate for the national "bird" for Thanksgiving was the 
> Eagle,
> but it ended upon more dignified positions than the dining table, such as 
> the
> currency, logos and so on, whilst the turkey is generally considered not 
> very
> bright and hence subject to our annual dietary busting feast. I am curious 
> if
> there are similar holidays in other countries, giving thanks for surviving 
> as a
> colony another year?
>
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Leland T. Taylor
> Leland T."Tom" Taylor
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