Christine D. ([info]ambilevous) wrote,
@ 2008-07-07 16:41:00
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Twits, yo
  • 08:19 Cheval is, uh, like deer, right? #
  • 08:20 (It's okay, I know that it's not deer. Would you believe, though, I have some.. Elk.. in my fridge?) #
  • 08:24 @sidawson I know (: I was being silly. It is, contrary to what I heard, very delicious; and had such a soft texture. #
  • 08:24 @sidawson I think it might have come from a very cute pony, with long eyelashes; because cute things seem to be tastiest. #
  • 08:58 I appear to be able to speak some French when I dream; because I woke up at 4am because "dream me" couldn't remember how to say "because" #
  • 08:58 (Which is to say, as much French as I can speak when I'm awake.) #
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[info]mkcs
2008-07-08 01:36 am UTC (link)
Not that that makes any difference, but why pick 'elk' as a euphemism?

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[info]ambilevous
2008-07-08 12:43 pm UTC (link)
Oh! When I put Wapiti into the google translation thing, "elk" is what it came back as (:

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[info]mkcs
2008-07-08 08:41 pm UTC (link)
Ah. Deer naming is complicated. If a North American calls it 'elk' or 'wapiti' it's the closest relative of red deer (authorities vary on whether it's a subspecies or a relative). If they call it 'moose', it's elk. If they call it 'caribou', it's reindeer.``

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[info]ambilevous
2008-07-08 08:54 pm UTC (link)
All of these sound like delicious animals. I shall endeavour to try and find as many of them as I can <:

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