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Monday, October 1. 2007

Eskimos hardest hit

Farming is improving in Greenland, for the time being, at least. Eskimos hardest hit.

Maybe they could get a job like everybody else, and try a nice side-order of potatoes along with their Polar Bear steaks, seal blubber, and Canadian Club.

With a job, the Eskimos could afford some sun-block, too.

I am old enough to remember sun-tanning lotion. It was kind of like grease, and similar to Polar Beat fat.

Posted by The Barrister in Politics at 08:17 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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That is funny. I think our precious native Inuits up here live on welfare, Twinkies, chips, protected whales, and booze. Oh, almost forgot - an occasional drowned Polar Bear too.
#1 Art C. on 2007-10-01 08:51 (Reply)
Wonder how Greenland Vodka made with pure Glacier water would sell? Profits of course, directed to the aid of globally warming distressed Inuit potato farmers.

I am also old enough to remember the old Coopertone Suntanning Lotion billboards. Probably would be considered kiddie porn now.
#2 walt moffett on 2007-10-01 10:15 (Reply)
Got one - going up now.
#2.1 BD on 2007-10-01 10:33 (Reply)
Memories of sandy beer, salty cigarettes and sand fleas - The Inuits need them too.

thanks haven't remembered that in a while.
#3 walt moffett on 2007-10-01 12:55 (Reply)

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