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Mahtma Gandhi was pure vegeterian, as he was a gujtati who are all strict vegeteriens.
The ancient Greeks usually ate a Mediterranean diet. Meaning grains, vegetable's, fruit's, some fish, but very little meat. Poor Greeks usually ate vegetarian diets because they could afford meat. They also drank an excess of wine because it was easier to get than fresh water. A typical Ancient Greek meal would consist of a relish, grain, and wine.
It was in "The Great Outdoors". He ate the largest steak at a restaurant for a free dinner and his brother-in-law , Dan Aykroyd, asked the waitress if they could get him to eat a dessert afterwards could they get some free t-shirts thrown in.
There is a line that says, "Later on we'll have some pumpkin pie" in this tune. So that's probably what they ate later on.
Aetos Kaukasios (Caucasian Eagle ) ate he regenerating liver of Prometheus.
They ate each other. Canniboliszm is no good for a picnic.
The noun 'picnic' is a singular, common, abstract noun, a word for a meal prepared to be eaten out of doors; anoccasionto eat a meal out of doors; a word for a pleasant carefree experience.The noun 'picnic' is a concrete noun as a word for a type of pork roast.
If you ate a watermelon outdoors and dropped some seeds a watermelon could grow if in the right conditions.
They ate meal packs. and rations
They ate meal packs. and rations
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You sleep after the thanksgiving meal because you probably ate a lot. That happens to me all the time.
they ate a special food. made by the royal crown.
FBI took it = Duh
At a picnic a woman saw 30 ants and ate them all on a stick over the fire!
The seagull would mostly find food anywhere! From my own experience, when I was at the beach, people were having a picnic and seagulls invaded their picnic foods! They ate it all!
The Pilgrims ate duck, venison, samp (a dish made out of ground corn) seafood, cabbage, and squash. They did not have cranberries, turkey or mashed potatoes. The largest meal was the midday meal. Scholastic has a great website explaining a lot of Pilgrim customs.