[karl_996]

happy turkey day.:dance4

 

[SportyChick]

No turkey for me, I'm at work right now because we support US customers and it isn't a holiday for them! :bigfreak

 

[urameatball]

yummy yummy...

and now to finish that stupid essay due tomorrow.
they should really ban tests and assignments that follow immediately after a holiday!:creep

 

[shawnM]

Turkey day was yesterday, today is hiking and riding day!

 

[Spike]

Turkey is bad. Too much makes your tummy hurt.

 

[SportyChick]

Turkey is bad. Too much makes your tummy hurt.

Too much turkey also makes you sleepy, there is something in turkey and I forget what it's called but it can make you very tired.

 

[karl_996]

yeah the sleep turkey stuff. I have heard that too.

I had swiss chalet small turkey and rib combo today.

Yummy

 

[SportyChick]

Because some of us came into work today, they had a bbq for us and seeing that we work in the Kitchener/Waterloo area, they bbq'd Oktoberfest sausages. It was actually pretty good, better then turkey, I'm not much of a turkey fan.

 

[Grunt_99]

there is something in turkey and I forget what it's called...

STUFFING? :redflip

 

[SportyChick]

STUFFING? :redflip

Awwwwww, stuff this! :flipoff

 

[IcEyZf]

I missed the turkey this year:cool THANK GOD!:toothy
I'll wait til X-Mas for my feed of cluck.:cigar

 

[shawnM]

The chemical is called Seratonin

Turkey happens to be high in an amino acid called tryptophan which acts as a precursor to the neurotransmitter serotonin. As tryptophan crosses the blood-brain barrier, it is converted to serotonin with the assistance of vitamins B6, B12 and folate. As serotonin levels increase, food cravings are curbed, pain tolerance increases, mood improves and the feeling of sleepiness sets in.

No wonder I passed out, 5 beer and seconds of turkey!

 

[Grunt_99]

Awwwwww, stuff this! :flipoff

:devilfing lol I had to...

Zzzzzz