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We weren't drunk we were what we called blissfully inebriated.
It was a great spirit thing and stuff you wouldn't understand.

Sorry to come off offensive.
My son is married to a native. We love her because she's a nice faithful girl. She doesn't have a drinking problem and carries herself well in life. She has a successful career, is a Jujitsu black belt and trainer, and has my first grandchild coming in 7 months.

I should have, and meant to state, people that are totally destroyed by alcoholism. But I think you know what I mean. Holbrook was much the same on its downtown corners back then.

You're right, I wouldn't understand the native spirits. However I was lost but now I'm found and blind but now I see. Glad I turned to Him and away from my sin. I wish my sister could see the light of Christ because she gets drunk a lot and bad things happen. This has caused her and the family so much pain.
 
Sorry to come off offensive.
My son is married to a native. We love her because she's a nice faithful girl. She doesn't have a drinking problem and carries herself well in life. She has a successful career, is a Jujitsu black belt and trainer, and has my first grandchild coming in 7 months.

I should have, and meant to state, people that are totally destroyed by alcoholism. But I think you know what I mean. Holbrook was much the same on its downtown corners back then.

You're right, I wouldn't understand the native spirits. However I was lost but now I'm found and blind but now I see. Glad I turned to Him and away from my sin. I wish my sister could see the light of Christ because she gets drunk a lot and bad things happen. This has caused her and the family so much pain.
Unless I’m drunk myself, he was being funny when he posted that. Nobody thinks you hate the red folks. 🤠
 
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Sorry to come off offensive.
My son is married to a native. We love her because she's a nice faithful girl. She doesn't have a drinking problem and carries herself well in life. She has a successful career, is a Jujitsu black belt and trainer, and has my first grandchild coming in 7 months.

I should have, and meant to state, people that are totally destroyed by alcoholism. But I think you know what I mean. Holbrook was much the same on its downtown corners back then.

You're right, I wouldn't understand the native spirits. However I was lost but now I'm found and blind but now I see. Glad I turned to Him and away from my sin. I wish my sister could see the light of Christ because she gets drunk a lot and bad things happen. This has caused her and the family so much pain.
It has nothing to do with a great spirit and everything to do with the inability to metabolize alcohol……… just ask the Inuits or the Eskimos or the yupiks
 
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Weather here…..

Was 69° last week and 34° + rain right now.

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Gold diggers climb the golden stairs on Chilkoot pass in Alaska, 1898.
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Ever read what they had to do to get over the pass? To be allowed to cross, they had to have 1 or 2 tons of supplies per person. Which meant taking more than 20 trips over the pass. The book Klondike by Canadian historian Pierre Burton is amazing. I am sure that @Sean the Nailer knows who Pierre Burton is... He is required reading for Canuckianstanians. But a brilliant historian and writer.

Hard, Hard men and very few got rich. Many got dead.

Sirhr
 
Ever read what they had to do to get over the pass? To be allowed to cross, they had to have 1 or 2 tons of supplies per person. Which meant taking more than 20 trips over the pass. The book Klondike by Canadian historian Pierre Burton is amazing. I am sure that @Sean the Nailer knows who Pierre Burton is... He is required reading for Canuckianstanians. But a brilliant historian and writer.

Hard, Hard men and very few got rich. Many got dead.

Sirhr

Jack London wrote some excellent stories about the Alaska gold rush. Klondike Tales and others anthologies are filled with his incredible short stories written from his experiences.
 
Ever read what they had to do to get over the pass? To be allowed to cross, they had to have 1 or 2 tons of supplies per person. Which meant taking more than 20 trips over the pass. The book Klondike by Canadian historian Pierre Burton is amazing. I am sure that @Sean the Nailer knows who Pierre Burton is... He is required reading for Canuckianstanians. But a brilliant historian and writer.

Hard, Hard men and very few got rich. Many got dead.

Sirhr
I know all about it, I watch the film the far country! lol...
Here's a good read for you.
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