eskimo

Eskimo bowline is non-exploding, nevertheless I wouldn't use bowline (or eskimo bowline) while rock climbing without somehow securing the working end.

Well, if I had to describe many different kinds and varieties of snow, I'd probably choose an Eskimo dialect.

The connection is between an Eskimo (builder) and an Igloo (structure).

I mean why didn't they name it Gypsy or Hindu, maybe Eskimo or Shemale?

It's a name for a phrase that's a clone of that one about Eskimo words for snow.

I'm still sure the eskimo diet is far from optimal in terms of health and fitness.

Kalmyk loop (which is exploding variant of eskimo bowline) is probably not secure enough for rock climbing, but better than bowline for other tasks.

I do, however, have a passing interest in linguistics, so it was nice to learn something about the Eskimo language family.

It might be in common speech, but given we're talking about granting legal rights its about as relevant as ice cubes to an eskimo.

Edit (I was curious about the eskimo paradox): It turns out that whale skin is a fairly good source of vitamin C, and the process of fermenting meat causes it to become rich in vitamin K.

It's also how a lot of racism works (I know this black guy/eskimo/Indian that never works, they're all like that) And the reader, unless he has an analytical mind which many don't, will perceive that truth or right to be exactly that.

Sorry I donated all my money to the "Lesbian Eskimo Left-Handed Midget Albinos Code" [1] Charity.

In Canada "Eskimo" is often considered an offensive term.

Canada), the term "Eskimo" is considered politically incorrect (along the same lines as "Indian" as a term for native Canadians or Americans).

The 1992 dictionary also has 에스키모 (esŭk'imo) "eskimo", which in North Korea is a popular everyday word for "ice cream" which comes from a name of a brand that was popular there.

Heavily implied the Eskimo's killed the Dorset.

Even fringe studies such as eskimology (the study of Eskimo's, and yes, you can study that in DK) will certainly have value in some way or another, same as going to the moon.

I agree with you that it doesn't make sense to exclude someone for being a woman (or an Eskimo, handicapped, from Belgium or pretty much any other reason), if that person has the qualification you're looking for.