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What maidu eat?
the ate animal meat ad berries
Which brand's ad song featured children who wished they were sandwich meat?
Oscar Mayer
Where did the name spam come from?
i think from that meat that comes in a can called spam so gross named ad email ater it
Why do you need meat group food?
so we can go strong muscles ad help us lift things that are heavy
What important decision was made at the Jerusalem Council in AD 49?
they decided that Gentile Christians no longer needed to get circumsized but they had to change their dietary plans, so they could no longer eat meat.
Is the woman selling meat speaking Russian in the Vin Diesel movie Babylon AD?
I think so, she says "Skolka" (how much ?) For the big rabbit he wants to buy! And an Onion too!
What does AD and AD equal?
AD plus AD in hexidecimal = 15A
Who made the rule of no meat during lent?
The rule of no meat during Lent originated in the Catholic Church, specifically through the Council of Nicea in 325 AD. The decision was made to encourage fasting and penance during the liturgical season of Lent. However, it is important to note that practices regarding abstaining from meat during Lent may vary among different Christian denominations.
What are possessive ad?
The possessive form for the noun ad is ad's; the ad's results.
What is a Pepsi ad?
A Pepsi ad is a Pepsi ad...?
Where do hot dogs come from?
Rome 64 AD. They were discovered when a cook forgot to clean a pig and found the intestine's puffed, which gave him the idea to use them as a casing for ground meat.Rome 64 AD. They were discovered when a cook forgot to clean a pig and found the intestine's puffed, which gave him the idea to use them as a casing for ground meat.
What are warning signs of spam computer related?
Some of the warning signs of spam: 1. The message is an ad. 2. It's an ad for a product you don't want. 3. I1f2 y3o4u5 g6e7t8 a9n0 e1m2a3i4l5 t6h7a8t9 lpo1o2k3s4 l5i6k7e8 t9h0i1s2 i3t4 i5s6 p7r8o9b0a1b2l3y4 s5p6a7m8. 4. They are NOT advertising canned mystery meat.
