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Is President Bush Showing Support for Turkeys? November 12, 2008

Posted by Marta | Permalink | Comments ( 3 ) | TrackBack

You know how the president "pardons" two turkeys each Thanksgiving? This year's ceremony marks the 61st anniversary of the presidential turkey pardon, and well, though it's great that two turkeys are spared from becoming someone's main course, what about the rest of the turkeys? I think they deserve the same pardon. A certain someone couldn't agree with me more, and to see for yourself, check out what he has to say in this video:


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Heh, OK—so that's not actually President Bush, but there were some good points made in the video—like the fact that turkeys like to have their feathers stroked (hmm...sounds similar to the dogs and cats you share your home with, right?). If your family is still set on having a real turkey as part of its Thanksgiving tradition, ask them to adopt a turkey instead.

Be sure to pass the video along to your family—and while you're at it, why not include these vegetarian holiday recipes? 'Creamy' Chive Mashed Potatoes? Heck yes.

This Thanksgiving, wouldn't it be amazing if, instead of having a dead bird as the centerpiece, every household had a scrumptious Tofurky Roast (or some other equally delectable meat-free turkey alternative)?

Marta


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Comments

Great impersonater!

In a way, I'm glad I'm in the UK. No Thanksgiving = no extra turkey slaughter.

Posted by: Little_Lotte at November 12, 2008 11:39 AM
                                                               

@ Little Lotte
I would have to disagree with you as his forhead is too big. xD

Posted by: King of Fiji at November 12, 2008 1:57 PM
                                                               

"I'm gonna pardon ALL the turkeys!"
lols

Posted by: Becki at November 16, 2008 1:43 PM
                                                               

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