Have you counted your blessings for the upcoming Thanksgiving, dear Pandas? Chances are, family is at the top of the list for quite a few of us. However, family time isn’t always equal to relaxing time. Due to various reasons, holidays tend to bring up unaddressed tensions, dramas, and other challenges that make it anything but worth thanking for.
To get prepared for this Thanksgiving and holiday marathon full of family time, Bored Panda has collected some of the silliest Thanksgiving tweets that encapsulate the struggle perfectly. From bringing up politics at the table to complaining about stores playing Christmas songs in November, scroll down to find some comfort in comedic relief.
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The dry turkey reminds me of Stalin's decimation of Ukrainians via famine in 1933...
It photographs just fine on serving dishes, etc. just not on the plate
Ah yes, the true meaning of thanksgiving. Making sure your child is miserable at the table for the longest meal of the year just to prove a point that they should like turkey and squash because of tradition. I'm sure that's the best way to ensure good vibes and best behaviour.
OK but you don't actually have to peel potatoes to make mashed potatoes
I’m American, and I haven’t a clue what some of that is meant to be. 😳
Pecan, have you met Pumpkin? We're going to have a great time together...
I'm an oldie. My advice is - they eat or they don't eat, OK. They don't eat, no dessert. There's usually a bedroom nearby they can cry in.
In our house it is less about celebrating Thanksgiving, and more celebrating the MST3K marathon.
Once in my life I would love to enjoy an American thanksgiving. Would absolutely wreck a turkey.
My sister has an American friend who does thanksgiving for her friends in Australia every year. I've asked my sister multiple times if I can be invited but she never asks. I really want to experience it too.
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Once in my life I would love to enjoy an American thanksgiving. Would absolutely wreck a turkey.
My sister has an American friend who does thanksgiving for her friends in Australia every year. I've asked my sister multiple times if I can be invited but she never asks. I really want to experience it too.
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