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This Thanksgiving, there’s more than one big turkey at Mason’s place. 

A classic holiday episode of Life From The Inside.

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The West Wing: President Bartlet calls the Butterball Hotline

This is EXACTLY the clip I wanted to watch this morning.

Thanksgiving reblog. 

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At the end of November each year this restless, contradictory and simple country finds a way to celebrate itself. The British, as befits a people at ease with themselves, do not have a national day. When the French do, their insecurity shows. Even America, on the fourth of July, displays a slightly neurotic excess of patriotism. But on Thanksgiving, the Americans resolve the nationalist dilemma. They don’t celebrate themselves, they celebrate their good fortune. And every November, as I reflect on a country that can make even an opinionated Englishman feel at home, I know exactly how they feel.
My America By Andrew Sullivan, My old colleague (via apsies)
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evangotlib: mollyann: lickystickypickyme: We, as human beings, were seriously crazy a few decades ago. And probably we will conclude the same thing, decades from now.This ad for Camel cigarettes appeared in the November 23, 1936 edition of LIFE magazine. It earnestly demands that you smoke a Camel after each course of Thanksgiving dinner — “for digestion’s sake.” Some quotes  include, “smoke a camel right after the soup,” “By all means enjoy a second helping, but before you do — smoke another Camel,” and “My own personal experience is that smoking Camels with my meals and afterwards builds up a sense of digestive well-being.” source click trough for big version.

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lickystickypickyme:

We, as human beings, were seriously crazy a few decades ago. And probably we will conclude the same thing, decades from now.

This ad for Camel cigarettes appeared in the November 23, 1936 edition of LIFE magazine. It earnestly demands that you smoke a Camel after each course of Thanksgiving dinner — “for digestion’s sake.”

Some quotes  include, “smoke a camel right after the soup,” “By all means enjoy a second helping, but before you do — smoke another Camel,” and “My own personal experience is that smoking Camels with my meals and afterwards builds up a sense of digestive well-being.”

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bliptv:

This Thanksgiving, there’s more than one big turkey at Mason’s place.

A Life from the Inside Thanksgiving special from KATR Pictures.

Hear the original music from this short at the KATR blog.

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