Time For The Traditional Thanksgiving Turcock Fight
As you’ve pointed out, some Latinos embrace Thanksgiving Day with great panache, while some of you can’t tell a turkey from a Quetzalcoatl. Apparently, our cousins back in Coahuila seem to fall in the latter category. Every year they ask us for a turkey, and every year we risk an FDA/Border Patrol arrest to bring the damn birds over the border. That’s the last time we’re bringing you fowl, Pocho el Guey.
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Posted by El voz | November 21, 2007
Do we need another crule blood sport?
Posted by Cheryl Guzell | November 22, 2007
I am thankful for your lovely pavo shipments, Guanabee. I’ve just been holding out in anticipation for the goods to come my way.
The natives and pilgrims would have had so much more fun had they settled their differences this way!
Posted by pocho_guey_al_norte | November 22, 2007
WTF. The turkey fighting is not cool. I’m totally disgusted you would even put that up.
Posted by MissLatin | November 22, 2007
Ayyyy, how do you think abuelita takes care of the pavo or chicken? By telling it to play dead and rollover, or go to the marketa and buy it. HELL NO!! She got that backyard raised fowl by the neck and spun it senseless or got a cleaver and chased it around the house like leatherface! Believe me, we were really thankful….we weren’t that fucken bird! Turkeys are savage animals, if they got the chance they’d peck our nuts or puchas off.
Posted by boozer | November 24, 2007
@boozer.
I agree and those fuckers used to chase me around when I was little. They are mean!
Posted by chana la chile | November 25, 2007