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>convince everyone to not do turkey this year
>mom: well idk how to make it so you're gonna be the one who makes it
>ffuuuuuu
What am I in for? Is the creamed spinach hard as well? Can we eat this with dressing? Because honestly that's the only thing I like about Thanksgiving.
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>>20980653
Nice post, you dumb son of a bitch. Your mom raised a piece of shit who can barely transition from thought to post.
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>>20980653
if I went over to someone’s for thanksgiving and they show me this and some “creamed spinach” I’d just fuckin leave
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>>20980661
It doesn't even look cooked wtf?
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>>20980677
kys fr fr no cap
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>>20980653
I’ve never tried it but Whole Foods does a “prime rib for 8” catering meal for $260 that you heat up. Looks like it does come with creamed spinach but does not include dressing.



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