I love that two weeks passed before the second ad, when quotes were added to "fresh"! (Though they seem to have relaxed their Thanksgiving-qualifying standards.)
Technically, blue is right. The turkey doesn't really have to be for Thanksgiving. But I have to wonder, do they think the turkey need not really be fresh?
I love that two weeks passed before the second ad, when quotes were added to "fresh"! (Though they seem to have relaxed their Thanksgiving-qualifying standards.)
ReplyDeleteThe turkeys were not, in fact, giving thanks at all. They were giving pretty “fresh” remarks while being prepared for consumption.
ReplyDeletethe title on this one made me snort.
ReplyDeleteI guess they put the Thanksgiving in quotes for those who might not celebrate Thanksgiving, but do love a good turkey dinner.
ReplyDeleteTechnically, blue is right. The turkey doesn't really have to be for Thanksgiving. But I have to wonder, do they think the turkey need not really be fresh?
ReplyDeletei think i'd rather have the former FRESH "THANKSGIVING" TURKEY, rather than the "FRESH" THANKSGIVING TURKEY. sounds healthier.
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