I just bet y'all thought there wouldn't be any Funnies this week after all of those days of turkey jokes.
But you know not the conscientious focus I put into this job of mine.
And it helps to have a band of Elves who never seem to sleep as they continue to supply me with the fodder I dish out each week.
But first, on a serious and personal note, I was not served that pineapple for my Thanksgiving feast yesterday.
That was just a gag photo my chief cook and order giver dreamed up.
Well, we did have the pineapple but it was chopped up and combined with roasted sweet potatoes.
And we did NOT have turkey!
We had our traditional roasted pork loin and Judy's homemade dressing and mashed potatoes and gravy and air-fried Brussels sprouts and hot dinner rolls and olives and pickles and a crunchy top cherry pie (that Marie Callender supplied) with whipped topping and it was all fantastically delicious.
Dinner was accented with an Argentine Malbec wine.
What the hey, you only get one Thanksgiving Feast a year so why not go all out?
Whatever you all dined on, I hope it was as wonderful.
Now that we've got that serious business out of the way, let's get on to the real content you keep coming back for.
And on that gotcha moment, I will urge you to take an uncompromising approach to all those Thanksgiving leftovers, using every bit of your energy with unanimity and unbridled passion.
Eat well and have a universally ultra weekend!
And always remember to keep laughing!
Here, kitty-kitty . . .
( . . . ah, I've trained him well . . . )
Love that Speedo limit!!
ReplyDeleteKumera and pineapple sounds lush...were they roasted together?
Yes, cut up into chunks and roasted together in a baking dish.
DeleteI have to try that!
DeleteHa Ha Ha!
ReplyDeleteOur feast was fabulous and lots of fun. But I am glad it's over. ;)
Took a minute with the Craftsman one! Great selection, Catalyst!
ReplyDeleteThe pineapple dish does sound delightful. I might try that with butternut squash. I have many of those.
Actually, your whole dinner sounds delightful.
Judy used some pineapple with butternut squash the night before. Excellent.
DeleteI looked good in a Speedo at 165 pounds, all those decades ago.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a terrific celebration to me. Even without the food. :)
ReplyDeleteThat poor cow! I love "missile toads." Hope your Thansgiving was great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laughs this morning, they were sorely needed. My favorite was the speedo limit, truth!
ReplyDeleteAll of these are hilarious, but the screwdrivers made me laugh out loud.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had such a fine feast yesterday, but you can keep your tiny cabbages. Ha!
Fish and chips! Missile Toads!
ReplyDeleteFish & chips took me a minute and then the light bulb went on.
ReplyDeleteDinner sounds like it was wonderful.
Fish & Chips! Great names! And pork tenderloin! Great choice!
ReplyDeleteYou had a great feast and the funnies were great too.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a yummy dinner although I would swap out the cherry pie for pecan. Funny funnies, especially the Titanic one. :)
ReplyDeleteNice to see that you finally ran out of turkey-related humour! Till November 2025 anyway. Another great bunch of funnies.
ReplyDeleteOh Lordy! Fish and Chips. Your dinner sounds great.
ReplyDeleteWonderful feast and inspired funnies this week! Laughed at all of them! What-son!!!
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