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I love ham 
Lyinar Ka`Bael, Piney Fresh Druidess - Luclin
[ 12-25-2003: Message edited by: Kennatsu ]
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How.... indegloriafeestbeest.... uughhhhhh:
Venison!Game! Hare,deer,and al the other tasty animals!
How the H... could you forget those???
Crap...I love game too. Bear and deer are probably my favorites.
This is why we have option 9!!!
DISCLAIMER:this is my very personal opinion,no discusion possible....
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Mr. Gainsborough had this to say about dark elf butts:
Self explanatory. I personally eat what's given to me which is many different types: ham, turkey, steak, pork, hell we basically eat anything that moves. Post your family's traditional meats.
I swear I read that as saying you guys ate '..steak, pork, pig tails..we basically eat anything that moves.."
It's not something people hear about.
Perfectly done Prime Rib. Rare, just like I like it. 
Turkey and ham were also served as sides.
Over here it's the traditional Christmas meat. Isn't it over there, too?
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A sleep deprived Mortious stammered:
Turkey.Over here it's the traditional Christmas meat. Isn't it over there, too?
I think it's actually more often ham.
quote:Nah, everyone over here has turkey for Thanksgiving in celebration of getting off that island and onto a real landmass
There was much rejoicing when Mortious said this:
Turkey.Over here it's the traditional Christmas meat. Isn't it over there, too?
Although your poll gets bonus kudos for the "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" reference.
A chicken inside a duck inside a turkey. You can never have enough meat.
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Mortious had this to say about Punky Brewster:
Turkey.Over here it's the traditional Christmas meat. Isn't it over there, too?
Yeah.
Ham is disgusting.
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This one time, at Lyinar Ka`Bael camp:
Ham!Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham Ham
I love ham
Thanksgiving = Turkey and BBQ chicken
Christmas = Ham and Some other Kind of Chicken
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Mortious had this to say about Cuba:
Turkey.Over here it's the traditional Christmas meat. Isn't it over there, too?
Turkey is an indiginous bird to the american continent,in particular north america,so only there could it be a traditional x-mas dinner.
If you check the more traditional cookbooks you find heaps of delicious recipes.
For instance,in France the traditional dinner is goose,in the Uk they have things like a triffle en x-mas pudding (wich looks like you could shoot it out of a cannon).
So maybe next year have a real traditional X-mas dinner and go realy old school?
Although you might wanna try some things out first,see if they're to you're taste,woul'dn't wanna spoil you're christmas......
That's our Christmas dinner.
So, another year with ham.
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indegloriafeestbeest said:
Turkey is an indiginous bird to the american continent,in particular north america,so only there could it be a traditional x-mas dinner.
Er...
No. I know it's indiginous to North America, but it's still the traditional meat over here. STFU k thx.
Plus goose is to greasy.
My family actually had steak, crab legs, and lobster for Christmas.
I still prefer lamb..
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A sleep deprived Rabin Crabmink stammered:
TurduckenA chicken inside a duck inside a turkey. You can never have enough meat.
And after you eat it you need some peptoalkatums.
Thanks, Ellen Degeneres!
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Vernaltemptress obviously shouldn't have said:
How could you forget the Christmas Goose?!? As in "Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat."That's our Christmas dinner.
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LeMiere Model 2000 was programmed to say:
Lamb. It's kinda symbolic. Teehee.
Groan...
I used to do Elk or Venison around Christmas time, when I hunted a little bit more, but as of late it's been just rib roasts and stuff that will feed me for a few days at a time.
Probably an ingredient or two ive forgotten, it's all a blur once you start eating.
