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Re: Respiratory virus suspected in Midwest children's hospitalizations

By: DGpeddler in FFFT3 | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 10 Sep 14 5:01 AM | 54 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Food For Further Thought 3 		Msg. 02158 of 65535
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Make that 'little man'. As to why you seldom see Navajo twins...

If you have twins, one is good and one is bad. You cannot tell which is which, so you kill them both.

Now Navajo men have it made. They can have more than one wife so the average man has three wives. Why three? One takes care of the kids. One watches the sheep. And the third goes to town to earn money for the man to spend. And the women sit in the back of the pickup.

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Re: Respiratory virus suspected in Midwest children's hospitalizations
By: DGpeddler in FFFT3
Wed, 10 Sep 14 2:47 AM 		Msg. 02155 of 65535

BTW, you should learn that different groups of folks think differently. A teen Navajo boy was usually referred to as a young man. Did you know I only saw one set of Navajo twins in all my years out there. Care to guess why?

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