What was the worst fucking Thanksgiving dinner you've ever had?

Probably the one where my grandma died.

>being american

The one were we bought KFC bucket meal instead of cooking a turkey.

>>8214874
it gets worst

There's a Canadian one too

>>8214864
The one where my grandparent's house burned down. At least no one was hurt.

>>8214868
At the table?

>>8214885
It's not anywhere near as significant here as it is in the US, though.

It's more like
>oh, a three day weekend, neat

>>8214885
>tfw used to live in Canada and we'd have a Canadian thanksgiving in October and then travel South in November to have Turkey and mashed potatoes and yams and pumpkin pie a second time with the other half of the family
>tfw now we all live in America and we only do it once in November

>>8214900
Invite your family over for dinner in October and surprise them with a Canadian thanksgiving dinner.

>>8214864
All of them.
Not since childhood have I had a close to enjoyable holiday meal.
Immediate family is all women with shitty temperaments. They will end up fighting or aggravating me. Last year I think we ate dinner in separate rooms. Sometimes I'll scarf down a plate just so I can escape to a room with a TV.
I won't get started on their cooking. They get angry when I try to interject with tips about cooking so we always end up with dry ass turkey floating in juices or some secondary meat that was cooked the night before then heated again until it's tough.
I feel like weeping sometimes when I see how they ruin a perfectly good turkey.