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What did they eat in 1825?
potatos
What do they eat in Ireland?
POTATOS.
What do Irish people eat most?
potatos
How many potatos do you eat in a day?
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Why couldn't people eat the potatoes during the potato blight?
Because they had all rotted, so there were just about no potatos left.
What should you eat to stay healthy if you cant chew food?
Eat mashed Potatos
They eat you?
Lions eat you. Tigers eat you. Dogs lick you. Cats lick you. Humans lick you. You eat potatos.
Do orphans eat?
orphans are like potatos if you eat them they die serisously (no they dont it is injected into their bloodstearms)
What are North Carolina's state traditions?
They eat sweet potatos for every meal.
What zombie eat?
chickens,potatos,humans, and piggys also kittens
What do ground beetles eat?
Black Ground Beetles eat Wheat germ and get their water from fruits and vegtables. Like potatos.
Is it possible to drink potatos?
No. Your guts will explode and before that happens you will fart repeatedly.From the health organization
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