thanksgiving

We're getting closer to Thanksgiving. Hard to believe it'll be here this upcoming Thursday, the wait's almost over! So what is your all-time favorite way to cook a turkey? Take the quick poll and let us know. If you pick anything other than deep-fried YOU'RE WRONG!

It's almost here, we're only a few short weeks away from Thanksgiving. Hard to believe, not this Thursday but next Thursday we'll be sitting down and feasting on turkey and all the trimmings. So what's your favorite food on the menu?

Now it's feeling and smelling like Thanksgiving. I just fried my first turkey of the year so it's officially the beginnings of the Thanksgiving turkey frying season. I love this time of year and Thanksgiving is one of my all time favorite holidays.

For the first time, maybe ever, Walmart will be closed on Thanksgiving day this year. I don't ever remember Walmart being closed on any other day than Christmas. This year the retail giant has decided to close it's doors and allow employees to spend time with their families.

If you can't find the courage for anything else, pass off instant potatoes as your own.

Don't be the guy that couldn't even muster enough testicular fortitude to make a quick dip for the holiday feast. It's really easy.

If it's not shaped like the can, it's not cranberry sauce. Period.

Don't be the guy that shows up to Thanksgiving with nothing. Spend an hour in the kitchen and show people you're a grown up.

Texas Tech will play Texas on Thanksgiving this Thursday, November 26. Here's everything you need to know about the showdown in Austin.

From 1978 to 1982 it was a mildly successful CBS sitcom, about a mildly successful mid-west radio station.

Tired of just turkey for Thanksgiving? Why not try a bird in a bird in a bird in a bird in a bird in a pig! All that plus add a TON of bacon & you have without a doubt the MOST EPIC Thanksgiving meal EVER! Coming in at 72,186 calories & 6,451 grams of fat it's the TurBaconEpic! It's truly Epic Meal Time!

Driving during the Thanksgiving holiday is always a stressful affair. But there are simple tricks to minimize the strain and avoid problems on Texas roadways.