StandardDeviant
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That's where I read it.FLASH1296 said:
That's where I read it.FLASH1296 said:
And I just read further that a walrus baculum is approximately 22 inches in length. The article doesn't mention its value in luck generation, but operating on the principle that size matters, I would have to think it would work.StandardDeviant said:That's where I read it.
I will admit that I have watched it -- about 21 times -- despite all the historical inaccuracies.icetrey said:I have ordered the Movie 21 to motivate me.
It's a Southern Thang. My old man used to have me go out 'coon hunt'n so he could have 'em polished and mounted by a jeweler on chains. He would give them to friends as gag gifts. Some old folks used to use them for toothpicks. :laugh: (They are considered very good luck)StandardDeviant said::laugh:
I had to look up the word, and I learned that the raccoon baculum is sometimes worn as a charm for luck or fertility.
I'm thinking about sitting out in my back yard tonight, practicing counting down cards, until a raccoon wanders by. Assuming gender correctness, I'll perform the de-baculating procedure and then it's off to the casino.
And then I'll quit my job in the morning to go pro.
Time for me to go to bed. I am going to try and not dream about this.daddybo said:It's a Southern Thang. My old man used to have me go out 'coon hunt'n so he could have 'em polished and mounted by a jeweler on chains. He would give them to friends as gag gifts. Some old folks used to use them for toothpicks. :laugh: (They are considered very good luck)