Damn that sucks. I don't know why man I forgot all about this story but I remember liking it. Just something to get your mind away from this cruel world we living in. Sucks the dad died. Hope they keep the tradition up.
Grandma came thru with dinner, after texting wrong number lmao!!(update for 2024, Grandma recovering from breast cancer, doing zoom thanksgiving meal
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Sad. They seemed like nice people.
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1% is not. HelicopterFunk is good people.
The food looks terrible though...Nice story. The woman could have just said 'oops' and ended it. But the guy in the U.S. army hat he was sitting next to looked like he really wanted to wear a Trump hat.
yeah that shit do look dry.
no giblet gravy no nothin......
No one black is racist. No one black can even BE racist as Master Teacher Dr. Claude Anderson, teaches us.
that white devil woman wanted some black dick. I used to "smart dial" random chicks like that in college.
Got laid from it twice.
Also you can tell one person fixed everybodys plate because they were given “servings” of each item with no food touching. My aunt stingy self used to do that when she’d host an event, give you a little bit of this and a little bit of that so she’ll have more food left over. When everybody else hosted our plates would be packed and leaning over..lmaoo
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Ol cucumber dressing eat mofo.
A fuckin HUMAN thing happened and everyone's bustin on the food.
Shit do look dry tho...
Shit do look dry tho...
Grandma, stranger she mistakenly texted set to spend 6th Thanksgiving together
By Kelly Hayes
Published November 16, 2021 9:20AM
Updated 12:09PM
Holidays
FOX TV Digital Team
Woman invites those ‘feeling lonely’ to virtual Thanksgiving dinner by drawing them at her table
"If anyone is alone today and feeling lonely, you are invited to my Thanksgiving dinner," Jessica Kantrowitz wrote on Twitter. "I made lemon & rosemary turkey. Tell me your hair & eye color & what you’re bringing, & I’ll draw you in."
An unlikely Thanksgiving tradition is set to continue for the sixth year in a row that began with a grandmother’s mistaken text message to a stranger.
The story began in 2016, when Wanda Dench, of Mesa, Arizona, accidentally sent a text to Jamal Hinton, of Phoenix, thinking he was her grandson and inviting him to Thanksgiving dinner. Her real grandson had changed his phone number, so the text went to Hinton instead.
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After some initial confusion, the two sent selfies to each other and realized the mix-up. But when Hinton, then 17, asked if he could still come for Thanksgiving dinner, Dench replied: "Of course you can. That’s what grandma’s do ... feed every one."
And so began the pair’s friendship. Each year, Hinton posts a photo of himself and Dench, now 64, celebrating Thanksgiving together. On Sunday, the now 22-year-old confirmed that they are "all set for year 6," along with a screenshot of a text message from Dench inviting him and his family for dinner once again.
In 2019, during the pair’s fourth Thanksgiving celebration, Dench explained that she grew up in a military family and often had many guests outside of their family over for the holidays.
"My dad is Navy, so we would invite vets over that we didn't know either for Thanksgiving," Dench said. "I saw (Hinton's) picture, and even though I invited him, I did not think for a second that he'd want to come to my house after seeing my picture!"
Last year, the two shared a holiday meal for the fifth time following the loss of Dench’s husband, Lonnie, to COVID-19. The couple had been married for more than 40 years, and Lonnie died in March of 2020.
"It’s going to be different, my first Thanksgiving without him," Dench told the New York Times in November of 2020. "My husband was always right behind me, telling me how proud he was of Jamal and me for what we’ve done."
Due to the risks of the pandemic, the two decided to celebrate the 2020 holiday a week early and also had a smaller celebration than usual. But they put a photo of Lonnie on the table to keep their "family" whole.
Wanda Dench (L) and Jamal Hinton (R) are pictured in a file image taken in November of 2019. (Photo credit: FOX News)
"After meeting her the first time I just knew, she’s another person, age is really just a number," Hinton has said of Dench, according to The New York Times. "It doesn’t matter, you can be friends with anybody, you can be family with anybody."
By Kelly Hayes
Published November 16, 2021 9:20AM
Updated 12:09PM
Holidays
FOX TV Digital Team
Woman invites those ‘feeling lonely’ to virtual Thanksgiving dinner by drawing them at her table
"If anyone is alone today and feeling lonely, you are invited to my Thanksgiving dinner," Jessica Kantrowitz wrote on Twitter. "I made lemon & rosemary turkey. Tell me your hair & eye color & what you’re bringing, & I’ll draw you in."
An unlikely Thanksgiving tradition is set to continue for the sixth year in a row that began with a grandmother’s mistaken text message to a stranger.
The story began in 2016, when Wanda Dench, of Mesa, Arizona, accidentally sent a text to Jamal Hinton, of Phoenix, thinking he was her grandson and inviting him to Thanksgiving dinner. Her real grandson had changed his phone number, so the text went to Hinton instead.
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After some initial confusion, the two sent selfies to each other and realized the mix-up. But when Hinton, then 17, asked if he could still come for Thanksgiving dinner, Dench replied: "Of course you can. That’s what grandma’s do ... feed every one."
And so began the pair’s friendship. Each year, Hinton posts a photo of himself and Dench, now 64, celebrating Thanksgiving together. On Sunday, the now 22-year-old confirmed that they are "all set for year 6," along with a screenshot of a text message from Dench inviting him and his family for dinner once again.
In 2019, during the pair’s fourth Thanksgiving celebration, Dench explained that she grew up in a military family and often had many guests outside of their family over for the holidays.
"My dad is Navy, so we would invite vets over that we didn't know either for Thanksgiving," Dench said. "I saw (Hinton's) picture, and even though I invited him, I did not think for a second that he'd want to come to my house after seeing my picture!"
Last year, the two shared a holiday meal for the fifth time following the loss of Dench’s husband, Lonnie, to COVID-19. The couple had been married for more than 40 years, and Lonnie died in March of 2020.
"It’s going to be different, my first Thanksgiving without him," Dench told the New York Times in November of 2020. "My husband was always right behind me, telling me how proud he was of Jamal and me for what we’ve done."
Due to the risks of the pandemic, the two decided to celebrate the 2020 holiday a week early and also had a smaller celebration than usual. But they put a photo of Lonnie on the table to keep their "family" whole.
Wanda Dench (L) and Jamal Hinton (R) are pictured in a file image taken in November of 2019. (Photo credit: FOX News)
"After meeting her the first time I just knew, she’s another person, age is really just a number," Hinton has said of Dench, according to The New York Times. "It doesn’t matter, you can be friends with anybody, you can be family with anybody."
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I can see it now ..bangbros buys the rights and make it an interracial movie. It will star allura Jenson and Lil D. It will be called....Guess who's Cumming to dinner.
Delete this immediately and send a confirmation receipt email to their production house asap
Or raisins
I've told my wife this a few years ago. Her husband is outta the way now tooyeah they fuckin....
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