The Yeti remains a mystery obscured by snow high in the Himalayas. Are Yetis real or fake? Is it a ape like creature or related to the bear? Either way the Yeti has inspired children’s Christmas tales, comic books, television, movies and has even inspired a line of beverage Coolers.
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The holidays are upon us. One of our favorite parts of getting together for the holidays is playing games with friends and family. This episode we talk about some games that you will absolutely want to play. We also talk about some games that should probably be forgotten.
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The holidays are upon us. One of our favorite parts of getting together for the holidays is playing games with friends and family. This episode we talk about some games that you will absolutely want to play. We also talk about some games that should probably be forgotten.
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The Cistercians of the Strict Observance are a religious order of the Roman Catholic Church, also known as “Trappists” or “Trappistines”. These monks and nuns follow the rule of St. Benedict. The Trappists live under the ideals of pray and work with the work paying for repairs and maintaining the Abby. The day is split into equal eight hour parts of prayer, work and sleep. The Trappist also give much of their money to charity. This work is done in observance of God and is considered a type of prayer on its own. Generally speaking while working is looked down upon giving birth to the myth that Trappists take a vow of science. In this episode we sample Trappist cheeses and beers from around the world.
We want to thank Joel Murphy from Hobo Trashcan and Patrick Storck from Experts of nothing for joining us during this episode.
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The Cistercians of the Strict Observance are a religious order of the Roman Catholic Church, also known as “Trappists” or “Trappistines”. These monks and nuns follow the rule of St. Benedict. The Trappists live under the ideals of pray and work with the work paying for repairs and maintaining the Abby. The day is split into equal eight hour parts of prayer, work and sleep. The Trappist also give much of their money to charity. This work is done in observance of God and is considered a type of prayer on its own. Generally speaking while working is looked down upon giving birth to the myth that Trappists take a vow of science. In this episode we sample Trappist cheeses and beers from around the world.
We want to thank Joel Murphy from Hobo Trashcan and Patrick Storck from Experts of nothing for joining us during this episode.
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