RAINDEER : It's what's for Dinner in Alaska
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RAINDEER : Its whats for Dinner in Alaska
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Re: RAINDEER : It's what's for Dinner in Alaska
meats meat , lets eat.
meats meat , lets eat.
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There's also a hint of the Spotted Owl
There's also a hint of the Spotted Owl
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Re: RAINDEER : It's what's for Dinner in Alaska
Reminds me of a Russian fellow named Rudolph. As he was looking out of his window he saw storm clouds.
He called his wife over to see and she said it was not going to rain, that it was sunny outside. Whereupon the Russian said, "Rudolph the Red knows rain, dear."
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Reminds me of a Russian fellow named Rudolph. As he was looking out of his window he saw storm clouds.
He called his wife over to see and she said it was not going to rain, that it was sunny outside. Whereupon the Russian said, "Rudolph the Red knows rain, dear."
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By deductive reasoning if a Rattlesnake tastes like chicken (and I have tasted it) then the Spotted Owl should taste like Rattlesnake
By deductive reasoning if a Rattlesnake tastes like chicken (and I have tasted it) then the Spotted Owl should taste like Rattlesnake
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Tastes like human liver with fava beans. Yum.
Tastes like human liver with fava beans. Yum.
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The wild reindeer of North America, called caribou caribou, name in North America for the genus (Rangifer) of deer from which the Old World reindeer was originally domesticated. Caribou are found in arctic and subarctic regions. They are the only deer in which both sexes have antlers.
..... Click the link for more information. , are larger than, but otherwise quite similar to, the Eurasian species. They have never been domesticated. Domesticated reindeer were introduced into Alaska from Siberia in the 1890s and became essential to the economy of the Alaskan Eskimo.
I have had Caribou steak. Delicious.
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The wild reindeer of North America, called caribou caribou, name in North America for the genus (Rangifer) of deer from which the Old World reindeer was originally domesticated. Caribou are found in arctic and subarctic regions. They are the only deer in which both sexes have antlers.
..... Click the link for more information. , are larger than, but otherwise quite similar to, the Eurasian species. They have never been domesticated. Domesticated reindeer were introduced into Alaska from Siberia in the 1890s and became essential to the economy of the Alaskan Eskimo.
I have had Caribou steak. Delicious.
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Pu-taa-toe / Pu-tah-toe
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Pu-taa-toe / Pu-tah-toe
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taters
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