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When I was a kid we had our own well. My parents decided to get the water tested and the county health officer, who was a quack doctor, told us to put bleach in our drinking water before consuming it. It tasted horrible. The poor soul does it and dies. And you’ll be sued for it. This is Minnesota Twins Bomba Squad Shirt ridiculous. Delete this. If you’re thirsty during an emergency and have no drinking water but there is groundwater all around you, where would you get a drink? Even a sip of groundwater could make you very, very ill.

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What would you do for your children? It’s actually quite safe to use bleach to make drinking water safe in emergency situations! The EPA and other organizations recommend it as well if done correctly!. Ok, folks, I guess a lot of you would prefer sitting around a campfire smoking a peace pipe all day the key to improvement is aggression not killing game and tanning hides. We were just playing tourist in Virginia & there was a Native American family there playing tourists.

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It was great hearing them talk in their native tongue. The eldest woman had a face with deeper cracks & furrows as Lame Bull does in this picture. I & my family love meeting people, not like ourselves. Great pic but he was either helluva old if this was taken in 1940 or helluva young to be signing a Treaty 85 years earlier. Can someone tell me more, please? I’ve not heard of him and his story sounds interesting. Thanks! From the looks of the size of the top of his head.

He was a person who wasn’t of much use to anything and just sat in a costume at a circus. This photo was likely between drool on self and most recent wipe on the sleeve. The story lines on this portrait depict the weathered life and times of an old buffalo hunter. Lame Bull as he Minnesota Twins Bomba Squad Shirt looked in the 1940s. LameBull was of the Blackfoot Band who roamed the plains of Alberta Canada. Medium: Graphite pencil on illustration board is done by wisdom stick studios.