Humans aren't carnivores; look at the design of our teeth. Compare them to a Tiger's teeth and understand the differences.
However, I don't need huge canines to chew the beautifully marbled prime rib I had at Morton's the other night. WOW.
what do you eat (or don't eat?)
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ScrmnPeeler
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Margarita, tu me asesinas en publico! 
La definición 6 abajo no se aplica, aunque algunos aquà creen que si.
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltConsult ... EMA=caribe
1. adj. Se dice del individuo de un pueblo que en otro tiempo dominó una parte de las Antillas y se extendió por el norte de América del Sur. U. t. c. s.
2. adj. Perteneciente o relativo a este pueblo.
3. adj. P. Rico, R. Dom. y Ven. Picante, que excita el paladar. Ajà caribe.
4. adj. P. Rico y R. Dom. picante (‖ que muerde). Hormiga caribe.
5. m. Lengua de los caribes, dividida en numerosos dialectos.
6. (Por alus. a los indios de la provincia de Caribana). m. Hombre cruel e inhumano.
7. m. Col. y Ven. piraña (‖ pez).
8. m. Ven. Persona astuta, vivaz, agresiva.
La definición 6 abajo no se aplica, aunque algunos aquà creen que si. http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltConsult ... EMA=caribe
1. adj. Se dice del individuo de un pueblo que en otro tiempo dominó una parte de las Antillas y se extendió por el norte de América del Sur. U. t. c. s.
2. adj. Perteneciente o relativo a este pueblo.
3. adj. P. Rico, R. Dom. y Ven. Picante, que excita el paladar. Ajà caribe.
4. adj. P. Rico y R. Dom. picante (‖ que muerde). Hormiga caribe.
5. m. Lengua de los caribes, dividida en numerosos dialectos.
6. (Por alus. a los indios de la provincia de Caribana). m. Hombre cruel e inhumano.
7. m. Col. y Ven. piraña (‖ pez).
8. m. Ven. Persona astuta, vivaz, agresiva.
Number 7 is very funny...
I know you don't meat but the origin of the word is cannibal
Origin:
1865–70; < Sp: cannibal,
among all the other regular meanings
margarita is just a pearl or a flower...boring...tutugirl is better tutu is a ballet skirt or behind from the word cucu
I know you don't meat but the origin of the word is cannibal
Origin:
1865–70; < Sp: cannibal,
among all the other regular meanings
margarita is just a pearl or a flower...boring...tutugirl is better tutu is a ballet skirt or behind from the word cucu
Margarita
The difference between bravery and stupidity is the outcome.
The difference between bravery and stupidity is the outcome.
I think caribe comes from archaic Spanish, the original meaning was savage / untamed. The Arawaks and Tainos were not cannibals, but it put the fear of them in the heart of the European so they did not mind the moniker. Diseases from Europe wiped out the lot in most islands of the Antilles. On Dominica (where my people are from) there is still a reserved of indigenous folks. Even though the caribs were not prone to mix with folks, I think people are pretty much jumping all over each other now.
BTW if you want to get away consider the rugged beauty of Dominica. Pirates of the Caribbean, Dead man's chest was shot there. If you want to climb you will be doing some bush wacking now Bwoy!
http://maureen61.blogspot.com/2008/11/w ... ssing.html
BTW if you want to get away consider the rugged beauty of Dominica. Pirates of the Caribbean, Dead man's chest was shot there. If you want to climb you will be doing some bush wacking now Bwoy!
http://maureen61.blogspot.com/2008/11/w ... ssing.html
The tainos were also the indians in Puerto Rico or Boriquen which its the original name.