the > various tribes. Some tribes may have had a member who knew otherFrom what I've read, it was common among the western and plains tribes
languages but if I recall what I read years ago correctly, this sign language was the primary form of inter-tribal communication.I know that was true among the eastern peoples.
Didn't know that about the west.
as well.
I know, and sometimes I don't have time to even do more than a glancingIf you focus on the thorns, ... .of any contemporary accounts of what theirWe could research it out, but is it worth the time/effort?
command of other languages actually was.
look at the roses.
Don't know, and have enough other projects to consider researching itNot sure. You see people on IMDb with scantySome of them, but if you look at theProbably didn't pay enough to make a decent living on.
records, a lot of episodes had directors
hired just for that one or a limited run.
credits who seem to have made a name for
themselves. Did they spend the rest of their
time parking cars and pumping gas?
now.
Figured so, just gave the straight answer for those who needed it.That was sort of a joke. If it weren't, I'd haveWhite men ruled--and played almost every part.How?if not, why wasn't there a handbook of Indians.There were, but not real Indians for the most part.
said "why."
Quite so, one would think.Irritating, though.The headline on the Google listing was List ofUnderstandable.
Natural Redheads - Wikipedia, so I could have
been forgiven for clicking on it.
I am pretty gifted in a bunch of fields; noBut small potatoes are good for a number of dishes where you wouldn't
breakthrough genius, though, that I can
discern. I have had friends in that category,
and their accomplishments make other folks'
seem like small potatoes.
want the larger ones.
Depends. I give people a pass if they areI try not to, tho it means biting my tongue sometimes.
showing their own frailties as well as
pointing out others'. And there are those who
deserve to be ridiculed, but they are
relatively few and far between.
There was a big discussion about that, betweenComing from a musician. OTOH, my background is more writing so.....
Hoffmansthal and Richard Strauss. The standard
formulation is, which is to be first, the words
or the music. Strauss's answer, which I agree
with, was "Primo la musica, dopo le parole" -
i.e., the music first, then the words.
As long as the dog doesn't chase the cat; the cat, the mouse, etc. (G)There is that.than they likely won't provide much support.No, and other passengers might need support animals after seeing a snake. (G)
Campbell's soup cans? (G)He was the executor of the Warhol estate, sobeef, white rice, and boiled green beans.Bor-ring!
Every night. For years.
there were probably other interesting things
in his life.
Title: Aromatic Broth with Vegetable SliversOTOH, this would be good on a cold day like today--except for the
cilantro.
knew other > ML> > languages but if I recall what I read years ago correctly, this sign > ML> > language was the primary form of inter-tribal communication.the > various tribes. Some tribes may have had a member who
tribes > as well.I know that was true among the eastern peoples.From what I've read, it was common among the western and plains
Didn't know that about the west.
It would make sense that a system of communication
should be established for trade, peacekeeping, and
so on.
glancing > look at the roses.I know, and sometimes I don't have time to even do more than aIf you focus on the thorns, ... .of any contemporary accounts of what theirWe could research it out, but is it worth the time/effort?
command of other languages actually was.
Lucky for me, I have a good long-distance smeller!
Figured so, just gave the straight answer for those who needed it.That was sort of a joke. If it weren't, I'd haveWhite men ruled--and played almost every part.How?if not, why wasn't there a handbook of Indians.There were, but not real Indians for the most part.
said "why."
Out of curiosity, I did find on The Straight
Dope and other sites that certain Plains tribes
did greet each other saying "how" or similar.
Quite so, one would think.Irritating, though.The headline on the Google listing was List ofUnderstandable.
Natural Redheads - Wikipedia, so I could have
been forgiven for clicking on it.
I replicated the search a day later behind
some protection and found it gone. Someone
must have complained to Google or Wikipedia
or both.
wouldn't > want the larger ones.I am pretty gifted in a bunch of fields; noBut small potatoes are good for a number of dishes where you
breakthrough genius, though, that I can
discern. I have had friends in that category,
and their accomplishments make other folks'
seem like small potatoes.
Civilization is built, 'tis true, on large
quantities of small potatoes.
Depends. I give people a pass if they areI try not to, tho it means biting my tongue sometimes.
showing their own frailties as well as
pointing out others'. And there are those who
deserve to be ridiculed, but they are
relatively few and far between.
It's often good to bite a tongue or two.
There was a big discussion about that, betweenComing from a musician. OTOH, my background is more writing so.....
Hoffmansthal and Richard Strauss. The standard
formulation is, which is to be first, the words
or the music. Strauss's answer, which I agree
with, was "Primo la musica, dopo le parole" -
i.e., the music first, then the words.
Ernst Toch, I think it was, wrote a
piece called Geographical Fugue that
had words and no music.
seeing a > ML> > snake. (G)than they likely won't provide much support.No, and other passengers might need support animals after
(G)There is that.As long as the dog doesn't chase the cat; the cat, the mouse, etc.
As I've mentioned, I have witnessed a dogfight
in a plane cabin (during boarding).
Campbell's soup cans? (G)He was the executor of the Warhol estate, sobeef, white rice, and boiled green beans.Bor-ring!
Every night. For years.
there were probably other interesting things
in his life.
Speaking of bor-ing.
Title: Aromatic Broth with Vegetable SliversOTOH, this would be good on a cold day like today--except for the cilantro.
I've found that cilantro really is needed in
some of these recipes. Rather than substitute,
the better part of valor is not to try at all.
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