Here's our choice for the very best image, submitted by Leigh & Mark, who apparently got married over the holiday weekend…

Congratulations on the nuptials. (But it probably doesn't bode well that Mark is already wearing a skirt.)

Take a look at all of our entries after the jump.

Oh, I guess that's it.

Looks like we didn't get that fantastic of a response after all.

But thanks, Leigh & Mark!

Submitted by bearness.

Don't forget to enter this week's caption challenge, currently in play.

So, why not have dinner with the Obamas? Or at least indulge the fantasy?

Just take this source material, and Photoshop the First Family into your family gathering.

Like this…

Or this…

When you're finished, upload your treasured doctored holiday memories onto our Flickr page or our Facebook page.

I hear his dreidels have spikes on them.

(via Bus Your Own Tray)

Last Thanksgiving I got so drunk on those martinis, I ended up puking all over the dining room table.

When I was finished, the scene was oddly evocative of the very first Thanksgiving.

Right after the Pilgrims slaughtered the Wampanoag.

Minnesota's Canvassing Board voted unanimously to reject Franken's request to include thousands of absentee ballots that are not included in the recount in the Minnesota senate race between the Democratic challenger and Republican incumbent Norm Coleman.

Aha! So the Republicans were right. Franken's claim that the 12,000 absentee rejected ballots needed to be counted was without merit…

The Canvassing Board, which oversees the recount, stressed during a hearing today, that they weren't rejecting the merits made by Franken's attorneys.

So, wait a minute. Franken's argument does have merit? But they're throwing them out anyway? What's going on here?

The panel also indicated that the fight over the exclusion of the absentee ballots from the recount will most likely land in court.

Oh, I see. The Canvassing Board wanted to start their holiday weekend early. I can understand that. 'Cause, you know, nothing slows down the digestion of fistfuls of food in your stomach more so than a lingering democratic quandary.

Best to just kick that on to someone else. They can handle it after everyone takes a nap.

That's right! None of these turkeys are from the inner-city.

Last year, Michael Kraskin pointed out here on this blog that in Bush's first seven years in office, not once did he pardon a non-caucasian turkey for Thanksgiving.

But, now, at Political Machine, he's showing us that the problem is much more systemic. It appears that no president since Harry Truman has pardoned a turkey of color. Not even Bill Clinton, our first black turkey president.

Let's hope that Barack Obama has the decency to make change happen and pardon, at least, a mixed-race turkey next year.

Update: Change has not come to America quite yet. Here's President Bush and this year's Thanksgiving pardon recipient, Pumpkin.

You see, it's not just deluded social conservatives and African-American castratos who inexplicably wear cowboy hats thanking Sarah Palin this holiday weekend. Liberals are equally as appreciative…

God, she did so much to bring this country together under one common cause. How will we ever be able to pay our debt to this selfless woman?

There's really nowhere else to go with this.