OMG. I feel terrible. I didn't realize that turkey's were suppose to get humane treatment. I thought they were to get foul treatment. (Sobs uncontrollably ... well ... actually not totally uncontrollably. I'm sure tender and intimate attentions would alleviate my sorrows. Even more than sure to be quite honest.)
Oops. I digress, which is something I quite often do. I think digression is important when you've eaten something so you don't get an upset tummy. Or, is that digest. Digress ... digest. They're so much alike. I think Webster's put them both in just to confuse the poor kids in school.
Poor kids thought turkeys were just something for pilgrims to eat on Thanksgiving while the Indians ate corn on the cob and scalped them. Never did know why they did all that scalping when they could have just used Rogaine to fill in on the sides of their heads.
Besides, if the whole idea was just just to get rid of the pligrims, couldn't they just have suggested everyone smoke Salems and have witch trials like we do in modern times.
Sure hope this clarifies everything. If it doesn't we'll probably just have to take showers and have a turkey sandwich or something.
What were we talking about?
Does anyone remember?
