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What is true about the myth about pilgrims saying that they shared pumpkin pie and corn on the cob and sweet potatoes or yams with the wampanoag?
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Edward Monkton.
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Why did the Pilgrims celebrate Halloween?
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What is the thing in ra the sun god's hand?
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Why does our country celebrate thanksgiving?
We celebrate Thanksgiving in a whole reason of saying thank you to everyone and everything. Also Thanksgiving is to also be reuniting with family and friends and just discussing how life is and being appreciative.
Does eating raw potatoes give you a fever?
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How come people eat pie?
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What chloves do they need to bring to hajj?
Two white untailored sheets of cloth are required to put on during Hajj and Umrah. But after completing Umrah or hajj, the pilgrims put on routine clothes while performing Tawaf and saying prayers.
Who said give or give me death?
This is from a Farside cartoon by Gary Larson. Patrick Henry was the American revolutionary who is famously quoted as saying "Give me liberty, or give me death!" In the cartoon, Patrick Henry is having dinner with his wife and kids, and he is standing up in anger. The caption is of his wife saying something along the lines of "Now sit down, and enough of that 'give me potatoes or give me death' nonsense."
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Try 'patatas paja' ('straw potatoes') - this was recommended by a native Spanish speaker on the wordreference.com forums. Otherwise, describe them by saying 'patatas cortadas en tiras muy finas' (potatoes cut into very thin strips).Note that in Latin America, 'patatas' (potatoes) are usually called 'papas' instead.
