re: Anybody looking forward to their annual Thanksgiving Day political talk ?

My white trash brother in law and his child wife always make for such unforgettable holidays. Neither him, nor his child wife graduated high school, so that always makes for some interesting conversations. Their little Joe Dirt looking kids will certainly do something to piss everyone off, last year it was a knife pointed at one of their cousin's eyes and non stop screaming.

I'm sure that yet again they will show up empty handed while everyone else brings food. I'm sure there will be arguments between my MIL and them about them deciding to homeschool their kids (I'm all for homeschooling but they are too dumb to successfully teach them anything).

I'm also certain my FIL, who I like, will start railing on my BIL that he needs to grow some balls and tell his child wife's family to start helping out with bills, because right now my BIL owes my FIL quite a bit of money. He will also at some point during the home-schooling argument drop in to say that it's probably better those kids stay at home because he thinks they are a school shooting waiting to happen.

Oh, and the topper on top this year, the child bride's parents have since, like a leach, followed them to Missouri so they can suck every dollar out of my BIL's plumber checks, will be there and my in laws and pretty much everyone else, despise them, so that should be good for show. My only question is will they be driving their Uncle Eddie style RV to the occasion and try to empty their RV waste into the storm drains.

Thankfully this won't be at my house this year so I'm bringing a cooler of beer to enjoy while watching football and basketball, and a bottle Buffalo Trace for the old man. Thankfully next year will be at my side of the family's place where there isn't near the drama nor the need to drown myself in alcohol to get through it. Happy Holidays all