Turkey Day Dressing AKA It's Time for Dressing in Thanksgiving Avatars!

I had enough trouble figurating my current avatar. 'sides which I am not too partial to the texture of most parts of the turkey...although I like to munch on the leg and then hit my relatives over the head with the bone which is left.

Bring back the Thanksgiving pig so I can have a plate of pork chops. (and of course the butternut squash and mincemeat pie)

Have yourself a good Thanksgiving tsarstepan.

You too Sir Sturgis.

I put my turkey up early this year.

OK, just for you. I really liked my Halloween avatar.

Thanksgiving? What?

I choose to maintain US Grant as an appropriate Thanksgiving avatar since he had continuously proclaimed the 4th Thursday in Nov as a day of "NAtional Thankgiving"

He also was somehow in cahoots with the socialite who bugged the **** out of Lincoln to first establish such a day.

Course FDR proclaimed it as a national Holiday just a few days before Pearl Harbor, so someone should have him as a T'giving avatar

psssst, thanksgiving was last month

missed the crazy canadian bit

we're not crazy, we're impatient

plus two major holidays with family within one month, now that's crazy

I think its called Kangaroo Roasting Day in Australia.

I've been in Montreal on U.S. Thanksgiving.
You are right to do it earlier.

My avatar is a wild turkey in flight from google images. Wild turkeys were a heavy interest at the main lumberyard/home store back in my Humboldt County area. (I get people liking to hunt, especially from need, but not my thing.)

I should consider honoring a turkey my cousins raised that was felled by eating a black widow spider in the yard. Poor choice to nibble. Don't have a photo of that turkey, but I remember it.

Trust me, Tsar, you ain't thinking harvest festival in late November in Montreal.
You're thinking "I can't feel my hands."

Nice kitty.

Your choice of TDay avatars was the muse for this thread Osso.

My condolences for the loss of your dear departed family turkey with a taste for spicy food.

Actually they raised two turkeys. Luckily I missed the death time of number two.

I'm not entirely squeamish, having done dissection in comp anatomy class, and being for barnyard raising of fowl, and as far as I've followed, understand Farmerman. I've sacrificed animals in lab work once (not sure I could do that now, but maybe, depending on the background situation. I was a lab tech when pregnancy tests involved rats. I gave the rats the shots. The forensic pathologist did the sacrificing.) I've also saved one very big rabbit, a story I've told before.

So, like, are you all hungry yet?