Tsinnogennie Uskilth ?
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Damn dude, do you kiss your mom with that mouth?
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Adios. \n\nhardcoco how can the US own us (Trinidadians)?\n\nAnyway Goodbye and Good Riddance! Learn to play before you come back.
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How insulting...to porcupines and the rabies germ!\n\nEvery evil empire needs an ice queen.\n\nAnn, did you come by and give us all your thumbs down?   Boo hoo hoo honey.  Well at least someone loves you.  cough, gasp, choke, sputter
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http://www.theatlantic.com/about/people/bwbio.htm
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Dear Greatbreak:  I am Native American too.  It sounds like you are in a great deal of pain.  Not many people would understand what you are talking about.  I don't think the answer is to go into the wilderness to die.  The Great Spirit would most likely not want you to do that.  You have been given life and ending it by going into the wilderness and starving is not what is needed here (I believe).  The first thing you need to do is smudge your apartment with sweet grass, tobacco, and sage.  Use the right kind of feather to do this (you know what to do if you have followed your heritage without me outlining it here in public).  If you don't have access to what you need, please contact your tribal office and speak to an elder.  In my most humble opinion, you have some evil spirits around you.  Please seek help.  Our Nation needs you.  There are too few of us left, and I'm betting you'll get a lot of answers in here because people won't understand and will think you're nuts.  Hang tough.  From one NA to another.
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I bet you can find someone by contacting the Great Lakes Intertribal Council.\n\nhttp://www.glitc.org/
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You've kind of answered your own question...it's actually not the aborigines they were referring to, but to the alaskans....damn cold there!
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watzatneverhurdovbutumedmilof...
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The name for the language we used to call "Eskimo" is Inuktitut or Inuttitut, depending on where you are.  \n\nAn Inuktitut word for "wolf" in the Labrador dialect is "amaguk".  Actually, my YA ID is an Inuktitut word from the Labrador dialect.  The word "tikaani" certainly sounds as if it could be an Inkutitut word.  In the Labrador dialect if my memory serves me correctly "tiki" is sort of like a root word that means "to take" something.  HOwever, since there are several Inuktitut dialects the word can mean different things in different places.\n\nYou may find these links interesting.
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In the USA, Native American people!
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looky here!!\n\nhttp://wildwnc.org/af/goldeneagle.html
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What a very interesting topic you have brought up.....I am an Inupiaq (Eenopak) the best I can do for you in English..Just say it like you see it...I am what you call an Eskimo which we are not.It is an Indian word... Inupiaq is our word for "The Real People" and have been existing in the Northern Most Regions of "Alaska, Siberia, Canada, Greenland. We all can speak the same Language. Our belief of Good and Evil has existed but not in the sense of putting them into human form...It also has to do with nature and everything in it and man having supreme dominion. With survival of the Fittest...Although their were Shamans that practiced the dark arts to control villages to gain wealth. The Good Shamans practiced healing using the natural plants and chants which were passed down and learned by the tribes. This is a dying art but still shared through the family lineages. I still know my family lineage song and passing it down to my relatives. This is our way...The only other thing I can bring up on the subject is we knew of a creator who was good, then there had to be something evil...It is the law of nature. Me I would like to spend my eternity with my tribe when things were serene before the coming of the white race, who seems to bring nothing but distruction in its path. and destroying the ecosystem of our precious homeland...but a calm serene world with our way of life and one with NATURE.....The evil shamans that once ruled certain villages along the northern coast of Alaska at one time controlled over 8,000 Inuit and amassed wealth and showed no respect. They were eventually killed off when the first Europeons brought Alcohol...When they passed out, the people in fear would butcher the shaman and spread his body so that he could not come back to the village using their magic spells they practiced.
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I do agree w/ you about the Fighting Illini thing, they need to leave the U of I alone on that one..there isnt even an Illinwek Tribe....But anyways ur talking about animals here...
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http://www.ciss.org.au/documents/LingSodiumPumpMyth1a.html
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Many scientists and pediatricians say that Native Americans from Asia were first, crossing the Bering Land Bridge during the most recent Ice Age, but a new report shows shocking new evidence.\nA boy named Chrissy (Columbus)lived in a small civilization on an island in the Northern Atlantic, called the King civilization.  Chrissy was not what you would call a "ladies man," and therefore did not have many friends. His mother suggested plastic (or in his age bronze) surgery to approve his appearance.  However, this plan backfired and he was so hideous that the other kids would not even let him join in any reindeer games.  He realized his life was not worth living, so he followed his abnormally red nose through the water and swam to the nearest land he came to. Also, because of the gurgling noises he made during his grueling and record-setting swim, he inadvertently created an onomatopoeia that is now our word "swimming."\nWhen he arrived on shore and after he checked in through the customs as Ellis Island, he realized he was, in fact, the FIRST PERSON to arrive.  This was quite exciting for him.\nAs the first person in the USA, he had multitudinous opportunities to rob the unmanned toystores and corndog stands, but, as we so very well know, our founding FATHER (not FATHERS) was a man of impeccable integrity and a devout scientologist (that's how the country go to be so darn rich, duh). He stole no jawbreakers or Furbies, however he did purchase a fully functional DDR set at a self-checkout and partied it up with a big screen in the vacant streets.  It was a rockin time.\nHowever, as we well know, losers can never have a happy life.  One of his archrivals, Georgie (Washington), who only wanted to torture Chrissy a little more, inadvertantly followed him to this new land, and being the jerk he was, he claimed the land as his own and named it after his stupid, girly little dog "Miss America" leaving off the "Miss" and keeping the "America."\nChrissy, in dismay, dance danced himself to the brink of death and then hung himself from the nearest tree, which happened to be a cherry tree.  Georgie was appalled (not at what he saw, but at the attention Chrissy might gain at this desperate act for attention).  So he promptly chopped it down and built the first log cabin with it and cremated Chrissy's body while heating up some good old-fashioned popping corn over the blaze. When other jerks arrived and asked of Chrissy's whereabouts, Georgie said he did not know, and therefore told the truth.  However, even recenter studies now point out the obvious flaw in the story: no one really cared about Chrissy and therefore would not have asked about his whereabouts.\nSo there you have it. No bridges of land or nomadic peoples, and that nonsense.  Just a simple, harmless case of hazing and childhood fun.  \nWhat a rich heritage we all have.  It's a shame more of us don't know about it. Sad.
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Hi\nI am very interested in your research.  I also do research with the Texas Bigfoot Research Center and have done some field research in the pacific northwest and upstate newyork and would like to talk with you
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TSk Tsk!\nYou who got it wrong should be ashamed of yourselves!\nAmeriCANTS!