[righttackle44]

Getting tired of listening to Rush's angry Thanksgiving tirade, so here's a different thought on our America Thanksgiving heritage.

[LouieFisk]

“our America Thanksgiving heritage”
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pumpkin - Wiktionary:
From Middle French pompon, from Latin, from Ancient Greek “large melon”), from“ripe”, from“ripen”). Suffixed with the now obsolete -kin.
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Our “Middle French Thanksgiving heritage”, maybe. Just so much more PC revisionism - pass.

[onedoug]

Thanks, r. Very interesting.

w & s ping....

[yarddog]

I read or saw somewhere that there is only one native speaker of Euchee left in the world. He lives in Oklahoma.

It was once a large tribe.

[ClearCase_guy]

Lost Native Language of Thanksgiving

Latin? Aramaic? Hebrew? Greek?

[Fiji Hill]

The language spoken at the first Thanksgiving was Spanish, with Latin being used for the worship service.

[editor-surveyor]

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Massive BS!
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[antidisestablishment]

Nice to read something positive about Native American culture. From my vantage point, we have no reason to apologize for the wars that won this land; however, the generational depredations of welfare must sicken any honorable culture. Government “benevolence” forges stronger chains than chattel slavery could imagine.