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November 24, 2009, 2:40 AM — Sure, Thanksgiving is about family and togetherness; but it's also about what you make of it. And that can be anything from your own special brand of geeky cooking prowess to ... pilgrim robots? In a world where pilgrim robots exist, we're pretty sure there's room for the geekiest of Thanksgivings. Read on to learn how to do this holiday right.

Search Flickr on Pilgrim Robot and you get some weird stuff