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    Christmas Dinner

    I finally decided to break with tradition and go against the traditional Christmas Dinner. There will be no ham or turkey at my house today. Instead, we are grilling NY strips, boiling shrimp, and throwing together a hashbrown casserole. I have an assortment of Sam Adams and Tecate to wash it down and I think we will have a blast. What are you all eating today?

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    Re: Christmas Dinner

    my mother spent $200 on 25lbs of rib roast for dinner

    looks [censored] awesome
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    Re: Christmas Dinner

    Microwavable pizza lol, my mother had to work in Roanoke today so we did the dinner yesterday... had ham, mashed potatoes, rolls and all that good stuff. My cousins wanted to open their presents up, so we sat back and watched them then ate some pies.

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    Re: Christmas Dinner

    We always normally do a huge breakfast blowout on Christmas about 11:00. Biscuits, Gravy, Eggs, Fried Chicken, Fried Apples, etc, etc.
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    Re: Christmas Dinner

    My family is fairly traditional
    Ham, broccoli casserole, candied yams, dressing, mashed potatoes, peas, cranberry sauces, rolls.
    You'll shoot your eye out.

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    Re: Christmas Dinner

    I had huge dinner at one grandparents around 1 then around 6 went to the others and there was another huge meal needless to say i want be doing much tonight... i'm too full to move
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