Fred Basset by Alex Graham for December 22, 2024

A Merry Christmas indeed! No famine in your household, Fred! Maybe you could invite Yorkie and Jock over for Christmas dinner.

Sounds like a merry Christmas for you, Fred, but I’m afraid you’d have such a tummy ache.

not toomuch turkey Fred!

2 to the food bank. Or the Sally Army.

I hope you have a freezer. You might freeze them both or keep one and give the other to some charity. I think I’d give them both to some charity since I already have one.

Fred has thought he has died and gone to heaven.

Plus, all those turkey leftovers.

I’m way ahead of you, Fred!

Cook one … freeze one … back to the butcher with the last one …

Oh, gosh! This strip makes me soooo absolutely happy that I never ever will have to cook a whole bird! Never!!! Only breast parts if ever. Go, enjoy, dear Fred. It might not be 3 turkeys but well, there will be enough leftovers to fill your bowl a few times. A happy fouth Advent to the ones who celebrate.

Question is: What are they going to do with three turkeys—British refrigerators are only big enough for a quart of milk and some cheddar cheese not to speak of the freezers ! ! !

Time to share the wealth to help a couple of less fortunate families

Enough tryptophan to sleep for a week!

a true Christmas Blessing

Only a dog would see it that way

One turkey is too much for me.

sounds like a sweet deal to me. :g

So ring up the butcher and have him pick up the extra he sent over. Easy peasy. Then donate the other one to your local food bank/homeless shelter.

LOL! At least they won’t run out of turkey bone soup!

A friend faces this dilemma every year; her spouse’s work always gives each of their employees a turkey for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The only problem? She’s allergic to turkey and would rather not spend Christmas in the ER. She’s said often that she wishes they would just give out gift card for groceries.

I like the way Fred thinks! But yes, find a way to share the turkeys with others.