OOSIK - a new word
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Cooter Brown
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Eww...sick...
Pretty lame, I know.
Around here we have a version of that. It's called a "coon prick toothpick". Not quite so exotic but used to be right popular.
Pretty lame, I know.
Around here we have a version of that. It's called a "coon prick toothpick". Not quite so exotic but used to be right popular.
vigil617
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Just so I'm clear on this: you are talking about the bone, right?
Otherwise, now that's a conversation starter!
BearBio
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Bacula (plural) are used to identify/distinguish between some species of mammals. Those of some rodents are very small and hair like. If you look at a zoological collection and the skulls have a small glass vial with them, it's the baculum for that species.
chaparrito
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It seems that many placental animals and primates have a baculum, but humans do not. That's a gyp because I sure could use one.
And we like to imagine that WE are the highly evolved species.
The little blue pill in its original form
cussedemgun
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Split'en hairs there, aint we boss?
"Oosik" is a word in the northern native American's language meaning "the baculun of seals, sea lions, walrus, etc."
The word in English "baculum" is a broader term, but would include all oosiks in it's definition.
As long as we're being picky, that name prolly would be different in Norway, Russia, Greenland, or other parts east.
"Oosik" is a word in the northern native American's language meaning "the baculun of seals, sea lions, walrus, etc."
The word in English "baculum" is a broader term, but would include all oosiks in it's definition.
As long as we're being picky, that name prolly would be different in Norway, Russia, Greenland, or other parts east.
Had a neighbor where I grew up that carried one. Larry
Badquaker
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Oosic makes great handles, plus its an interesting conversation starter with the ladies. Here is one I did with the business end and some damascus and wrought iron for the guard.
That's a beautiful knife even with a penis bone handle.
I will not be bidding against anyone bidding on any penis bone auctions.
CAJUNLAWYER
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Guess mebbe you ain't never seen a bull pecker cane neither.
Somewheres, I got a "booger hook" made out of one from a badger.
So where would one buy one of those bad boys???
mc5aw
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Oosiks'R'Us ... or Dick's.
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It seems that many placental animals and primates have a baculum, but humans do not. That's a gyp because I sure could use one.
It's creepy enough to make a drinking mug out of the skull of one's enemies, so it's probably a good thing that humans don't have a baculum....
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