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(#7) Brother Slapped Sister Over Being Mouthy
From /u/pinkordie:
My brother got trashed before the dinner started then slapped me at the table for being a mouthy woman (I asked if he wanted the mashed potatoes for reference) and then ran off to puke.
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(#14) Sister Threw Green Bean Casserole On A Painting
From /u/SexySolemates:
My oldest sister called another sister "a fat b*tch" over some stupid fight they’ve been having for years, who then in turn picked up the bowl of green bean casserole and threw it at her. She missed (it wasn’t that far, but I guess she was really angry and that messed up her aim), and it ended up hitting my mother's favorite painting. It wasn’t salvageable.
We all stopped having Thanksgiving with the entire family after that.
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(#10) Family Brawls With Each Other Before Getting Hauled In
From /u/EvilTurtles96:
An actual family fight broke out. We had to call the cops and everything. My grandpa got a fine, my uncle was arrested. My step grandmothers oldest daughter was arrested. Before my uncle and grandpa passed away, we wouldn’t let them live it down. It was glorious. When I say fight, I mean people on the floor throwing punches. We never went back to my grandpa’s for thanksgiving after that. This was when I was between 8-9.
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(#2) Grandfather's Secrets Accidentally Revealed
From /u/Northsidebill1:
I was around 5-6 years old. Us kids were playing hide-n-seek and I hid way in the back of Grandma's closet. While I was hiding back there, I found this beautiful deep red robe, I assumed it belonged to my grandfather who [passed] just after I was born. I tried it on and it was huge on me but the silk felt really smooth and cool, so I decided to go ask my grandma if I could have it to grow into.
Turns out granddad was a Grand Dragon in the Carolina KKK and it was his ceremonial robe. The family members who didnt know about this already were highly upset, the ones who knew were embarrassed as hell. There was a small riot when I walked into the kitchen wearing it. That was an awkward Thanksgiving.
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(#13) Aunts Fist Fight In The Yard
From /u/yelyah66:
I was 8 and hanging out with an older family friend, she was about 13. For some reason my very drunk and high aunt thought that this family friend was turning me against my cousin (her daughter) and bursts into the house screaming at her about this. Then said aunt got into a fist fight with another aunt in the front yard.
Yeah, we stopped seeing that side of the family for awhile.
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(#3) Kid's Prayer Leads To Slap In The Face
From /u/mpaug:
When I was a little kid, I asked to say the prayer. It was a big honor to get to say it. My family was notorious for fighting so I said my little prayer all nice and cute then ended with a smarta** "God please let my family act normal today and not fight". Before I could blink my German grandmother slapped me across the face really hard which p*ssed my mother off. Lots of yelling and we left.
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There is no doubt that Thanksgiving is one of the most popular holidays. Thanksgiving is a time for a family reunion, where family members share interesting stories in their lives and enjoy the company of their favorite people. But what if your Thanksgiving Day becomes a time for family fights and full of shouts, complaints and one-off competitions? Although people like Thanksgiving, they also think that the holiday can easily lead to disputes.
There are many reasons for Thanksgiving fights, the random tool collected a total of 17 family stories that can be reasons for their worst Thanksgiving holiday. Welcome to share these funny stories with your family.
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