Gobble Gobble Moo! November 22, 2011
Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Happiness, Humor.trackback
There are none so blind . . . as those who cannot see.
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Those poor turkeys. I always feel sorry for them.
Our Thanksgiving is meatless ~ potatoes, sweet potatoes, veggies, stuffing, pie . . . but no turkey.
Gobble Gobble.
I needed that giggle. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed, Lisa. Hope you enjoy Thanksgiving in your new place. 😀
hehehehe……
Good for a giggle! 😛
Have you ever eaten Tofurkey? Happy Thanksgiving.
Only once at a vegan Thanksgiving we attended. I don’t miss the turkey . . . since I’ve always likes the mashed potatoes and stuffing the best. BONUS: the rest of the meal is EASY to prepare without having to defrost, wash, stuff, and cook a bird.
Who says birds are stupid?
Not me! Happy Thanksgiving, Patricia.
Brilliant birds!
We had a band of Wild Turkeys near where we lived in Maryland. This cartoon reminds me of that gang of hoodlums.
Brilliant!
You’re just glad they’re saying “MOO” and not “OINK.” 😉
haha, you made me giggle twice now – once for the post, and now with this comment. 🙂
Seeing PiP’s avatar inspired me! 😛
Ha, thanks for the laugh.
Glad you enjoyed!
Happy Thanksgiving! Gobble. Gobble. MOO!
A Thanksgiving which even the turkeys enjoy 😆
The hooligans hoodwinked the farmer . . . and that’s no tofurkey.
The megabanks and megacorps emit that “through the teeth” sucking sound. We hear it AND see it but seem to be disenfranchised from doing anything about it. I’m sorry if I brought gloom to a funny post but that’s what came to mind.
Uh oh, Carl . . . your judgments are clouding your humor. Gobble, Gobble. MOO! 😆
Good one! Turkey brain is now out! 😀
We went shopping for all the “fixins” today ~ potatoes, sweet potatoes, stuffing, fresh green beans, carrots, cranberries, oranges, celery, black olives, and . . . PIE!
I’m so behind with commenting. So I’ll just carry on reading to see how it all turned out.
Wow! The NOW has carried me so FAR from where we were just 3 short days ago ~ shopping, cooking, eating, and lounging around today to rest up for the next “holiday.” 😛
so fun! thanks for sharing. 🙂
hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving! in canada we celebrate a similar holiday on the second monday in october.
enjoy the holiday, am sure you have oodles of reasons to be thankful.
cheers & happy pumpkin pie to you!
Thanks, Kris. I do, indeed, have many reasons to be thankful.
I remember when my many Canadians friends celebrated their Thanksgiving in October. Giving thanks is a good basis for a celebration, eh?
Cute comic!
It’s a Mootiny. 😀
Oops, I forgot and ate some turkey at our early Thankgsgiving dinner. I don’t even like it that much. I could eat stuffing and pie all day long though. And potatoes!!!!
No worries, mate. But I’m with you . . . the stuffing, veggies and potatoes have more appeal than turkey for me. And all 7 who will be with us on Thanksgiving are vegetarians/vegans. Makes the preparations that much easier.
Am I the only one who is scared of a blind farmer with a hatchet?
Unfortunately, the turkey I ate over the weekend didn’t fool anyone. I’m with you and several of the others who love stuffing. I tried a recipe for cornbread stuffing that turned out pretty well – *almost* as good as my grandma’s was. Yum!
I am scared of almost anyone wielding a hatchet. 😉
Glad your stuffing turned out well. Rufus is sharing lots of “Thanksgiving Recipes” . . . including recipes for cornbread, cornbread stuffing, cranberry raspberry sauce, cranberry quick bread, etc..
I really don’t think I could eat turkey now… just as well we don’t celebrate Thanksgiving here!
It’s odd how a celebration focused on giving thanks for the abundance and diversity of the harvest turned into the myopic vision to have “everyone” feast on turkeys.
One more example of people playing “follow the leader” . . . with the blind leading the blind. 😉
This gave me a good laugh. Poor turkeys: so ugly yet so delicious. Enjoy your meatless Thanksgiving (absolutely no irony intended) 🙂
Thanks, Tilly. It’ll be delcious. With lots of color and variety.
Those are some smart turkeys!
A bit like Yogi Bear . . . they’re smarter than your average bird. Maybe that’s because they are free range turkeys?
Smart Turkeys those are above… had a good chuckle as I championed them on to keep up the deception… 😆 I feel for them too! 😉
Have a Happy Thanksgiving weekend! 🙂
As a kid, I enjoyed the turkey & stuffing at Thanksgiving’s feast
More than Christmas’s Yorkshire pudding & rare roast beast
Now, I’m happier to focus on the abundance of the harvest
Sweet potatoes, green beans, stuffing . . . the best of the rest
Happy Thanksgiving!
Incognito is a good way for a turkey to be this time of year 😀 Have a great Thanksgiving…
I saw another cartoon with a turkey incognito . . . standing on the sideboard . . . fully feathered . . . with a lampshade over its head . . . while the cook searched high and low for the missing bird in the kitchen.
Gobble. Gobble.
Love this Nancy!
I found another zebra picture I think you may like
Have a great Thanksgiving!
Oh, wow! That ZEBRA is awesome. I would love to pet that Zebra’s stripes.
Thanks, Jeanne. Hope you have a wonderful and warm day tomorrow . . . filled with good food, good friends, and good cheer!
I thought you might like it. I thought it was pretty cool. Have a wonderful day with your BFF.
Okay, I know this comic is supposed to be funny, but honestly, I’ve wished for one of those pop-up done buttons in most of the stuff I’ve cooked. i can overbake water. And if there was a pop–up button with an alarm, that would even be better because I get busy and forget to even look at the darn button. Why don’t they just make one that’ll eject the food from the oven. Now we’re talking.
I’m pretty good about setting the timer . . . because nothing says loving like unburnt food from the oven!
That said, I don’t bake much . . . I prefer cooking on the stove top where I can see what’s what.
Now that made me giggle!
This is my favorite Thanksgiving cartoon EVER. 😀