What's it like to live in a teepee? (2024)

What's it like to live in a teepee?

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あほ

うーん………。まず思い浮かぶのは、硬い岩よりも柔らかい壁です。 オナラは同じ匂いがする。 肌毛布はとても暖かいです。 それほど裸のクマではない！ フクロウの騒々しいろくでなし。
**これはニースですか？？？？ （私は知りません…フランスでは、…どこか、*** BIDETの近く***どこにいるのでしょうか？）私は笑顔を見せてください。 鼻の筋肉には笑顔がいいです。 また、耳を元に戻すのに役立ちます - 鼻のためのより多くの余地を与えます。 多くの人に大きな鼻があります。
**モデレータは鼻を知っているかもしれません…？

U ̄ n………. Mazu omoi ukabu no wa, katai iwa yori mo yawarakai kabedesu. Onara wa onaji nioi ga suru. Hada mōfu wa totemo attakaidesu. Sorehodo hadaka no kumade wanai! f*ckurō no sōzōshī rokudenashi. ** Koreha nīsudesu ka? ? ? ? (Watashi wa shirimasen… furansude wa,… doko ka,*** BIDET no chikaku*** doko ni iru nodeshou ka? ) Watashi wa egaowomisete kudasai. Hana no kin'niku ni wa egao ga īdesu. Mata, mimi o motonimodosu no ni yakudachimasu - hana no tame no yori ōku no yochi o ataemasu. Ōku no hito ni ōkina hana ga arimasu. ** Moderēta wa hana o ####te iru kamo shiremasen…?

AHO - - "Aho" is Lakhota and has been borrowed into many other North American languages as a result of hearing the word at pow-wows in the 20th century. " Aho" means "yes, I agree". It is used in prayers in somewhat the same way that "amen" is used ("amen"means "i agree"), but it is not used exclusively in prayers.

AHO - - “Aho”also appears in Japanese dialects but shows regional variations between using baka in Kantō dialect and ahō 阿呆 or あほ "fool; idiot; jackass" in Kansai dialect. ... Many Japanese dictionaries treat the words baka and ahō as synonyms. "However, in Osaka and its surroundings, aho is a rather non-offensive word, whereas baka is an explosive word."

AHO You ask,…… “WHAT’S IT LIKE TO LIVE IN A TEEPEE” (TIPI) (WIGWAM - A wigwam, wickiup or wetu is a domed dwelling formerly used by certain Native American and First Nations tribes, and still used for ceremonial purposes. ... The wigwam is not to be confused with the Native Plains tipi, which has a very different construction, structure, and use.

The teepee was easy to disassemble and transport, using the poles to make a travois to drag behind horses or dogs. A wigwam was used by eastern tribes such as the Ojibway (aka Chippewa), and was generally a cabin, with a frame of bent poles covered with pieces of bark or skins.

Hmmmm……….first thought comes to mind is - - walls much softer than hard rocks. Farts smell same. Bear skin blanket very warm. Naked bear not so much! Hooting Owl one noisy bastard.

Is this NICE ???? (I don’t know…isn’t that in France,… somewhere near BIDET ?)

I hope make smile. Smiling is good for nose muscle. Also helping to move ears back - giving more room for nose. Many people have big nose INTERFERE with reply by smell something not in tipi. Tipi collapse because big nose knows only what end of nose. Researcher knows nose should not blow so loud sometime.

Maybe Moderator knows nose,…without research WHO knows nose ?

Why are you asking about what’s it like to live in a tipi.

Do you entertain tipi living ?

If so, I pose to you:

WHY DO YOU WANT TO LIVE IN A TIPI ? Maybe I have one for sale if you are serious. Tipi’s are not cheap at all…………unless you can chase down a buffalo. I don’t think you can run that fast.

Well……so I have to ask: HOW DOES YOUR HORSE FEEL ABOUT RUNNING HIS TAIL OFF TRYING TO CHASE DOWN A BUFFALO?

Do you understand my point – (which is) an unusual question can and usually will be countered with any number of questions. Those questions that can’t be answered by an attempt of personal research are hard to find. Asking without taking the time to research takes time away from somebody else. Please become most frugal of the use of my time as you do your own.

I hope my reply has been “NICE”. The moderator’s of QUORA wish all of us to be nice. I will therefore ask all of the “questionable people”- Please be selective in your questions and please avoid asking superfluous questions. Milady in the room next beckons my talents on explaining why do cows fart? I am trying to come up with a NICE way to explain to her they are only amusing each other in one of several ways. Specifically, Farting to break silence; Lighting farts; Imitating politicians speeches; playing darts with the Ozone; Dusting off the neighboring cow’s powdered face; Singing lessons; Farting Competition; and of course you ALL must realize that changing the pitch of a fart is about as amusing as belching off key…..or music composed with the dial-tones (should be button-tones) of your digital telephones.

Everybody SMILE and be NICE especially when posing those oddball or just plain stupid questions. Sarcasm can be fun. It’s like slapping someone to straighten-up but with WORDS. (end quote)