Life is Just Peachy on the Reservation!

[Broken Smoke]

Originally Posted by Nashitheki

ED AMES É MINGO EM DANIEL BOONE E SUA MÚSICA MY CUP RUNNETH OVER - YouTube

Careful, we are both married. Your Elk Magic is too strong to resist. Feel myself falling....falling....hey wait...hubby is in the hospital and I can post here as much as I like. Why de hades not? I know most wives would be right by their husbands side if they were in hospital, but you know, Mingo!

[painted wolf]

Originally Posted by Broken Smoke

I like the "name givers" who know they have a "sparkle indian" and give a joke name. For example the common name for the African Hunting Dog is used for someone so pale yet who wants to live in the land of the tanned. Here you go, very powerful name, much wampum required for such a title. Those of the people can only shake their heads when the temptation gets too great.

Do you have anything to actually contribute other than passive aggressive attacks on me and awkward flirtations with him?

Yes, my name is a joke name that a "plastic shaman" tried to give me, no I didn't pay any money for it, I just politely thanked them and let it be, until I needed a screen name and it seemed amusing... I've been exceptionally up front about that.
I rather enjoyed it both for it's power to teach about stereotypes (I often get PM's about what my name "means" and get to answer with a lesson on "Indian names")
And I enjoy it for it's unintentional layered meaning as I'm both an artist and a biologist. I'm particularly fond studying early Carnivoran evolution, though the name primarily refers to the African Hunting Dog has also more rarely been used to describe the endangered Mexican Wolf. Which would have roamed the lands my Mother's family calls home in New Mexico and where she returned to live.

If you think that simply being "tan" makes you an American Indian you have a lot yet to learn.... may be you should try drugs again?

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