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User ID: 79920649 United States 08/08/2022 10:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Meat. Quoting: ThirstyMarlin! Whatever they could kill. Each man was eating a few pounds of wild game...per day! Possibly as much as 5 pounds (per day, per man) on occasion. The rifles they were issued (by Thomas Jefferson) were the top of the line for the time. (As the AR-15/M-4 is today) They were carrying 50 cal. Black Powder Rifles. Lewis even had a B.B. Gun! Really! As for fruits and vegetables... not so much, not much at all, very, very, little. Why not? Because they were men, on a long camping trip, without women (except for a young squaw they hooked-up with) Sure, they picked a few berries if easily available. What they wanted was BEAR MEAT. But deer and elk were acceptable too. Then when they got to the Columbia River..... The bears and wild boars were no more to be found easily. Instead they had ample salmon, plenty of salmon. Which the men HATED! Because they wanted MEAT! They ate salmon for the winter...and that was about it. Then they turned around and went home. End of Story. Their return to civilization was a VERY BIG DEAL! An AMAZZING achievement for a young United States of America Comparable to Neil Armstrong... stepping onto-the-moon. (I know, I know; but that's how the story goes) And guess what happened to those men who only ate MEAT? Do you know? I don't know...they ALL returned home safely as HEROS!!!! And then Lewis killed himself. What a shitty ending to a great story. Got milk? Got Meat? Beef, it's good for you. Pig, the other white meat. And Chicken...which actually tastes like chicken. (Personally...I LOVE Red Sockeye Salmon) Sardines too! Just wanted to share a little American History with you. Because soon, very soon.... You know what's coming don't you? Sure, you're on GLP. They plan on feeding us bugs. You'll own nothing, eat bugs, and enjoy your slavery. NO MORE MEAT! Because animal flesh makes men STRONG, AGGRESSIVE, HEALTHY and constantly HORNY. Yep, eat meat and fight, fuck, hunt and fish. Can't have that in the New World Order Can we? read the book Undaunted courage and you will know |
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User ID: 83899309 United States 08/08/2022 10:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i dont fully get the concept but since were talking about food. Quoting: T-Man im ordering mexican tonight :) Ah, so...Speedy Gonzalez then! Wait, not exactly a parallel because there are no mice in mexican food. You'll probably get some Porky Pig though, and some Ferdinand. Last Edited by Emerald Sky on 08/08/2022 10:51 AM Unjabbed - Take Dayquil or Nyquil if you get the flu |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 22257714 United States 08/08/2022 10:56 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ONE Of the things they ate was Paw Paw fruit...very nutritious. I gather them in the fall in the Midwest...they are the only tropical like fruit that grows in CONUS...they look like Mangos, taste like a combination of banana, mango, and pineapple. Absolutely delicious...and full of potassium. They are very desired, and when I gather, I sell them for $10-25 a pound. Look them up--all they would need is meat, and Paw Paw fruit. |
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User ID: 78772705 United States 08/08/2022 11:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Meat. Quoting: ThirstyMarlin! Whatever they could kill. Each man was eating a few pounds of wild game...per day! Possibly as much as 5 pounds (per day, per man) on occasion. The rifles they were issued (by Thomas Jefferson) were the top of the line for the time. (As the AR-15/M-4 is today) They were carrying 50 cal. Black Powder Rifles. Lewis even had a B.B. Gun! Really! As for fruits and vegetables... not so much, not much at all, very, very, little. Why not? Because they were men, on a long camping trip, without women (except for a young squaw they hooked-up with) Sure, they picked a few berries if easily available. What they wanted was BEAR MEAT. But deer and elk were acceptable too. Then when they got to the Columbia River..... The bears and wild boars were no more to be found easily. Instead they had ample salmon, plenty of salmon. Which the men HATED! Because they wanted MEAT! They ate salmon for the winter...and that was about it. Then they turned around and went home. End of Story. Their return to civilization was a VERY BIG DEAL! An AMAZZING achievement for a young United States of America Comparable to Neil Armstrong... stepping onto-the-moon. (I know, I know; but that's how the story goes) And guess what happened to those men who only ate MEAT? Do you know? I don't know...they ALL returned home safely as HEROS!!!! And then Lewis killed himself. What a shitty ending to a great story. Got milk? Got Meat? Beef, it's good for you. Pig, the other white meat. And Chicken...which actually tastes like chicken. (Personally...I LOVE Red Sockeye Salmon) Sardines too! Just wanted to share a little American History with you. Because soon, very soon.... You know what's coming don't you? Sure, you're on GLP. They plan on feeding us bugs. You'll own nothing, eat bugs, and enjoy your slavery. NO MORE MEAT! Because animal flesh makes men STRONG, AGGRESSIVE, HEALTHY and constantly HORNY. Yep, eat meat and fight, fuck, hunt and fish. Can't have that in the New World Order Can we? They took the Oregon highway and were tasked with reducing it down to a trail. They had wagons of the to blow up all the tartar buildings they saw. |
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User ID: 49477262 United States 08/08/2022 11:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.grandviewoutdoors.com (secure)] "Corps member Raymond Darwin Burroughs tallied the quantity of game killed and consumed during the course the expedition thusly: Deer (all species combined) 1,001; Elk 375; Bison 227; Antelope 62; Bighorn sheep 35; Bears, grizzly 43; Bears, black 23; Beaver (shot or trapped) 113; Otter 16; Geese and Brant 104; Grouse (all species) 46; Turkeys 9; Plovers 48; Wolves (only one eaten) 18; Indian dogs (purchased and consumed) 190; Horses 12. In addition to this list, the Corps ate countless smaller animals such as hawk, coyote, fox, crow, eagle, gopher, muskrat, seal, whale blubber, turtle, mussels, crab, salmon and trout. It also does not list the many then-unfamiliar varieties of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, seeds and nuts that were found to be edible. However, all these are mentioned in the journals, oftentimes accompanied by detailed accounts of the adventures associated with their gathering. The Corps found many different subspecies of deer plentiful across the continent, and venison became a staple throughout the expedition. Bison herds were huge on the Great Plains and, when the Corps crossed the Rocky Mountains, they turned to salmon and wapato (arrowroot), a starchy tuber, as their staples. By necessity, their diet changed according to the changing country over which they traveled, as well as seasonal climatic changes." Ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions. — Thomas Jefferson Nothing is more terrible than to see ignorance in action. — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 83918374 United States 08/08/2022 11:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | may be you should asked google first. From William Clark’s journal: “It requires 4 deer, or an elk and a deer, or one buffalo to supply us for 24 hours.” Additionally, 193 pounds of “portable soup” were ordered as an emergency ration when stores ran out and game was scarce or unavailable. The soup was produced by boiling a broth down to a gelatinous consistency, then further drying it until it was rendered quite hard and desiccated. Not exactly a favorite with the men, it nonetheless saved them from near starvation on a number of occasions. Each man consumed 9 pounds of meat per day, when available, and the designated hunters of the Corps were never without work during the entire journey. Deer (all species combined) 1,001; Elk 375; Bison 227; Antelope 62; Bighorn sheep 35; Bears, grizzly 43; Bears, black 23; Beaver (shot or trapped) 113; Otter 16; Geese and Brant 104; Grouse (all species) 46; Turkeys 9; Plovers 48; Wolves (only one eaten) 18; Indian dogs (purchased and consumed) 190; Horses 12. In addition to this list, the Corps ate countless smaller animals such as hawk, coyote, fox, crow, eagle, gopher, muskrat, seal, whale blubber, turtle, mussels, crab, salmon and trout. It also does not list the many then-unfamiliar varieties of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, seeds and nuts that were found to be edible. However, all these are mentioned in the journals, oftentimes accompanied by detailed accounts of the adventures associated with their gathering. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78084046 United States 08/08/2022 11:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | may be you should asked google first. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83918374 From William Clark’s journal: “It requires 4 deer, or an elk and a deer, or one buffalo to supply us for 24 hours.” Additionally, 193 pounds of “portable soup” were ordered as an emergency ration when stores ran out and game was scarce or unavailable. The soup was produced by boiling a broth down to a gelatinous consistency, then further drying it until it was rendered quite hard and desiccated. Not exactly a favorite with the men, it nonetheless saved them from near starvation on a number of occasions. Each man consumed 9 pounds of meat per day, when available, and the designated hunters of the Corps were never without work during the entire journey. Deer (all species combined) 1,001; Elk 375; Bison 227; Antelope 62; Bighorn sheep 35; Bears, grizzly 43; Bears, black 23; Beaver (shot or trapped) 113; Otter 16; Geese and Brant 104; Grouse (all species) 46; Turkeys 9; Plovers 48; Wolves (only one eaten) 18; Indian dogs (purchased and consumed) 190; Horses 12. In addition to this list, the Corps ate countless smaller animals such as hawk, coyote, fox, crow, eagle, gopher, muskrat, seal, whale blubber, turtle, mussels, crab, salmon and trout. It also does not list the many then-unfamiliar varieties of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, seeds and nuts that were found to be edible. However, all these are mentioned in the journals, oftentimes accompanied by detailed accounts of the adventures associated with their gathering. I doubt the 9 lb per man ration...seems like 3-4 would be enough |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 83206515 United States 08/08/2022 12:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One of the things Clark left out of his journal were the dozens of FRENCH TOWNS they visited and bought supplies from. The French had settlements along the Missouri River since the Mid 17th century and Clark never mentioned them because their existence made a mockery of his "exploration" narrative. It's kind of absurd to claim you are exploring while you're buying supplies at a French market in a town where the Catholic graveyard has 4 generations in it. It wasn't until they reached the Rocky Mountains ( roughly 2/3 of the way into his voyage ) that they stopped sailing past French towns. |
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User ID: 81430179 United States 08/08/2022 12:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Pocahontas hooked-up with Capt. John Smith and she moved to England; or something like that.... about 150 years BEFORE Lewis & Clark. Sacagawea was the chick who hitched a ride with the boys. Good thing she did! Because otherwise....they all be DEAD. Ummmm… they are all dead. Smoke me a kipper, I’ll be back for breakfast. If you do not take an interest in the affairs of your government, then you are doomed to live under the rule of fools. — Plato “AI is kind of a fancy thing, first of all it’s two letters. It means artificial intelligence.” Kamala Harris VPOTUS |