[quote]PB Andy wrote:
Go see Unstoppable. It’s one of those movies that is just a fun watch because you can’t take it too seriously.[/quote]
Faster was a pretty good movie in my opinion, so that could be an option as well.
This Thanksgiving was great. We watched Tangled. The Pats won by a landslide. Leg training day was great. Dinner was scrumptious.
Currently watching back episodes of How I Met Your Mother while the food digests. We’ll see what the wifey brings to the table once our kid’s asleep.
[quote]kothreat wrote:
[quote]Hallowed wrote:
weight circuits in the morning.
Taking thanksgiving as easy as possible. My mom is sick this year just the family and the grandma.
I’m eating turkey, some creamed onions and a piece of pumpkin pie. Or maybe pumpkin ice cream.
Pumpkin dessert still undecided.
Then wind sprints in the evening probably on the treadmill in the apartment complex cuz the gym closes at two.
No outside running it is HELLA FUCKING COLD![/quote]
You can not pull the “HELLA FUCKING COLD!” card when you live in California. Haven’t you seen push’s screen capture’s of how cold it is in Montana. It was the third coldest place on earth here the other day as well, and I still saw people out running.
You Californians are kind of wimpy. [/quote]
I am a sixth generation Californian.
I am HELLA FUCKING WIMPY.
Dude it was like LITERALLY FREEZING LAST NIGHT!
Literally.
[quote]RTJenforcer wrote:
Over here it will mostly be getting ignored. This saddens me.
Not because of any cultural niceties, but because Thanksgiving on American TV shows always has amazing looking food in plentiful supply. I’d just love to sit at one of those dinner tables after a big squat sesh.
That and the fact that I’ve never tasted pumpkin pie. You just don’t get them over here - making one myself is on the to-do list though.[/quote]
Pumpkin pie is OM NOM NOM NOM
You should make one. Or get a girl to make you one they’re pretty easy to make.
Homemade whipped cream to go with.
[quote]Hallowed wrote:
[quote]kothreat wrote:
[quote]Hallowed wrote:
weight circuits in the morning.
Taking thanksgiving as easy as possible. My mom is sick this year just the family and the grandma.
I’m eating turkey, some creamed onions and a piece of pumpkin pie. Or maybe pumpkin ice cream.
Pumpkin dessert still undecided.
Then wind sprints in the evening probably on the treadmill in the apartment complex cuz the gym closes at two.
No outside running it is HELLA FUCKING COLD![/quote]
You can not pull the “HELLA FUCKING COLD!” card when you live in California. Haven’t you seen push’s screen capture’s of how cold it is in Montana. It was the third coldest place on earth here the other day as well, and I still saw people out running.
You Californians are kind of wimpy. [/quote]
I am a sixth generation Californian.
I am HELLA FUCKING WIMPY.
Dude it was like LITERALLY FREEZING LAST NIGHT!
Literally.[/quote]
I am with you, it was about 45 degrees yesterday and I was in bed with about 3 blankets and the heater on. I am pretty sure I lost a few toes and a nipple. I can’t even imagine how it must feel like in Montana.
Man, I need to remember to take the day after Thanksgiving off. I keep forgetting to do that.
[quote]Hallowed wrote:
[quote]RTJenforcer wrote:
Over here it will mostly be getting ignored. This saddens me.
Not because of any cultural niceties, but because Thanksgiving on American TV shows always has amazing looking food in plentiful supply. I’d just love to sit at one of those dinner tables after a big squat sesh.
That and the fact that I’ve never tasted pumpkin pie. You just don’t get them over here - making one myself is on the to-do list though.[/quote]
Pumpkin pie is OM NOM NOM NOM
You should make one. Or get a girl to make you one they’re pretty easy to make.
Homemade whipped cream to go with.[/quote]
Are you volunteering?
I might let you have some.