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Joe Marconi

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Gonzo Grand Master

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It's a perfect way to celebrate family and friends... Thanksgiving day... I'd like to thank all of ASO and their families. Have a great Turkey day....! !

 

AutoShopOwner wants to wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving and thank you for your support and contributions that make ASO the best source for automotive business management.

Alex

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A Happy Thanksgiving to you Joe and your family, to Alex and his family (we are praying for your father), and for all on you on this forum. God bless!

 

Wonder if Gonzo has a turkey story? :rolleyes:

 

Thank you very much.

 

Hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Gonzo Grand Master

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I need to come up with a good Thanksgiving story... nothing yet... in fact didn't even think about putting one together... but now that you mention it... I think I will.

 

Anyway, here's a joke for ya.

 

Two turkeys are sitting on a fence when they see a jet fly across the sky, the pilot turns on the afterburner and streaks out of sight. One turkey turns to the other one, "I'd fly that fast too, if my butt was on fire."

 

 

 

 

Thank you very much.

 

Hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Gonzo Grand Master

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funny stuff ....

True Stories From The Butterball Turkey Hotline (where people call to get advice how to cook a turkey from the experts)

 

* Thanksgiving Dinner on the run. A woman called 1-800-323-4848 to find out how long it would take to roast her turkey. To answer the question, the Talk-Line home economist asked how much the bird weighed. The woman responded, "I don't know, it's still running around outside."

 

* Tofu turkey? No matter how you slice it, Thanksgiving just isn't Thanksgiving without turkey. A restaurant owner in California wanted to know how to roast a turkey for a vegetarian menu

 

* Then there's the time a lady was picking through the frozen turkeys at the grocery store, but couldn't find one big enough for her family. She asked a stock boy, "Do these turkeys get any bigger?" The stock boy replied, "No ma'am, they're dead."

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Gonzo Grand Master

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GOBBLE, GOBBLE, GOBBLE HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY EVERYONE. THANKSGIVING IS MY FAVORITE HOLIDAY.

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Happy Thanksgiving to all. Remember to thank the Lord for what you have! smile.gif

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Gonzo Grand Master

Gonzo

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HaPPy TurKEy Day to everyone.

 

wife is already baking pies, making salads, and getting the bird ready for the oven. Can't wait.

Relatives coming in from out of town and playing some golf over the long weekend.

 

Enjoy the time off fellas! We all can use it!

 

Happy Thanksgiving to ALL!

 

 

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