Birthdate: October 18th, 1982 (29 years old)
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I've moved back up to Nunavut, where I analyze policy for The Man. I'll drop by from time to time.
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Throbbin  Member Profile  Channel: Fire & Explosions Birthdate: October 18th, 1982 (29 years old) Bio: Member Since: 2007-09-05 Homepage: http://throbbinsnest.blogspot.com/ Favorite Sift: Party & Bullshit - Biggie Smalls (Ratatat Remix) Favorite Tags: Fail, Superhydrophobicity, Nunavut, Inuit Last Power Points used: 2011-09-29 • Available: now Max Power Points: 1 • Get More Power Points Now Comments |
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I showed my wife this tonight, after some drinks and a smoke on her b-day. Turns out she loved it as much as I did.
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While I'm not crazy about the word 'Eskimo' (it's actually a Cree word that the French adopted), we do use it amongst ourselves.
As for others using it - a friend of mine once asked an Inuk Elder what he thought about the word. The Elder responded that we never asked white people what they wanted to be called (we call them Qallunaq), so why should we get upset about what people call us?
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