Why is it that, in the USA, we eat turkey on Thanksgiving but don't eat rabbit on Easter or groundhog on Groundhog Day?
7 Answers to "Why is it that, in the USA, we eat turkey on Thanksgiving but don't eat rabbit on Easter or groundhog on Groundhog Day?"
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Duh! Obviously you don't know the meanings behind each of the holidays you mentioned and have fallen victim of the commercialization of the holidays.
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Yikes! I'm thankful ONE of us has a sense of humor! ;-)
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1938 New Yorker cover
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One:rabbits are adorable two: groundhog just sounds unappetizing (we need his shadow)
Three: some stupid tradition began a long time ago eating these birds - yick!Like (2)
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Because you are Turkey Killers
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Lol! Many consider turkeys unsightly creatures, whereas, bunnies and groundhogs are cute and fuzzy . . just can't be upsetting the little ones. : )
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We don't? Man, now I have to change my traditions!
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Posted by billstickers 1 Nov 22nd, 2012 at 8:31AM
what about after birth on labour day
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Reply by musicbook Nov 22nd, 2012 at 8:32AM
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Reply by billstickers Nov 22nd, 2012 at 8:36AM
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