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Games, activities and teaching ideas > WOD Winner July 14-18, 2014
WOD Winner July 14-18, 2014
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douglas
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WOD Winner July 14-18, 2014
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Well it �s Friday (weekend!!), so I better announce a winner of the WOD.
First, the real definition (wiki):
Poutine ( //; French: [putin], Quebec French:[put͡sɪn] ( listen)) is a common Canadian dish, originating in Quebec, made with french fries, topped with a light brown gravy-like sauce and cheese curds.
As you can now see it is NOT a misspelling of the Russian President �s name and though it may be a poutine (perrenial habit) for some to eat, the fact that it looks as if it came out of a "pooh tine" or could be something Pocahontas may have eaten could make one become a pout-ine and sulk until recharged by a fuzzy kitten �s poutine (purr-routine). But, in the end, I can imagine that a little bit of all of this may be wrapped-up in Elderberry �s Mother-in-law--so The winner is Elderberry!
Congrats,
Douglas |
18 Jul 2014
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manonski (f)
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And I come from the land of poutine! Looks somewhat disgusting but so delicious. |
18 Jul 2014
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Denis M.
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And I come from the land of Putin!) I don�t feel strongly about politics. Just pun intended)
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18 Jul 2014
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Denis M.
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The dish itself looks tasty. Would like to try it one day.) |
18 Jul 2014
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elderberrywine
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thank you Douglas for choosing my definition. I will come up with a new word tomorrow!
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18 Jul 2014
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manonski (f)
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@ Denis, loved your pun. Maybe, one day, we �ll see Putin eating poutine. |
18 Jul 2014
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