Frazz by Jef Mallett for November 22, 2016

Not so bad when you use it to make tostadas.

Or Rabbit Day, Or Homeless Vet’s Day, Or Pumpkin Day

I’m not getting it. Can someone give a quick explanation? Thanks in advance

Oh manna !

@whiteheron, rim shot!

Since they’re obviously not Jewish, they don’t know about matza brei. MMMMMmmmmmm.

I agree.

There is nothing boring about matzos! Matzoh Brie, matzoh balls, matzoh pletzel, and on and on. Beats Lent all to hell!

Do people call it “turkey day”? I mean, as an actual name? I’ve only ever heard it referred to that way in a joking manner.

What are you whining about now?

Let’s answer the question, eh? We call it Turkey Day because we have a sense of humor….And a self depreciating sense of humor at that.That’s a great thing to be thankful for……..

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Damn, you have my sympathies. Under-cooked fowl is foul.

I have heard Thanksgiving referred to as “Turkey Day” both as a joke and seriously. Honestly, it grieves me considering that both Presidents Washington and Lincoln declared a day of Thanksgiving for the blessings God has given this nation. For Washington it was a one-time only declaration, but Lincoln established the National holiday. When both declarations were made, roast turkey was not a common food item.

I ate bread in America. There’s nothing but “boring bread day” all year long.

In Germany you can eat different types of bread with different tastes and textures on every day for a year and more.

And we call Independence Day “the Fourth of July”.

Matzah is good! And they have obviously never had matzah-ball soup!