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aww, how sweet.

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av8rbama

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ASA furloughees, be on the lookout for your free turkey in the mail.
 
Good thing you have a union, ours were for a value up to $12.
 
how big of a turkey can you get for 12 bucks?
Only deli turkey. You might be able to get a cornish game hen though. Steal some mini liquors to have with your cornish game hen and pretend you're a giant. Who said ASA couldn't be entertaining.
 
Mine says I can get turkey or ham! I haven't seen the ham option before.

Last year, I donated my turkey coupon to the food bank. I'll let those suckers try to figure out how to get a turkey for 12 bucks ; )
 
Used to be up to 12 lbs turkey...so now it's up to $12?


Actually Bluefly, I think you are right. I believe it is up to a 12 pound, not 12 dollar turkey.
 
LMFAO!! That # must have throw you boys off! Hi-fu#$ing-larious!
 
Better than a few years ago when they handed them out on Thanksgiving to all the poor schelps out flying 4 day trips. Most of the Turkeys thawed out in overhead bins where they dripped on passengers, or rotted under row 14
 
Only deli turkey. You might be able to get a cornish game hen though. Steal some mini liquors to have with your cornish game hen and pretend you're a giant. Who said ASA couldn't be entertaining.

Well played sir.
 
Comair got rid of all Christmas gifts 4 years ago.... I guess we get coal


I apparently pick airlines to work for that don't give out stuff like this.

I guess every day is a holiday, and every meal is a feast.
 

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