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Yes | No | Report from Buffryan wrote 41 weeks 4 days ago if the water is low and clear i fish a chernobyl for a dry and a shallow (chain eyed) clouser in a craw color
What is the best bait to use fly fishing in a wide crick. 2009
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Yes | No | Report from Buffryan wrote 41 weeks 4 days ago if the water is low and clear i fish a chernobyl for a dry and a shallow (chain eyed) clouser in a craw color
What is the best bait to use fly fishing in a wide crick. 2009
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Ryan Sereno 3 months ago was that actual footage of chernobyl?
Space Chimp on Vimeo 2010
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Ohh another chernobyl victim, whats up with all that hating on the Ukies lately?
Ferre: Abs Fab Cosmo7 2009
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August 18, 2008 at 6:27 am that is a possibility with the chernobyl flies.
tollbooth kitteh - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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Ang 20,000-tonelada arko bakal ay malapit nang ilibing ang chernobyl reactor , paggawa ng mga ito ligtas. ako tunay hindi nanginginig sa pagpili, ngunit Foreign Policy ay may isang listahan ng top 100 pampublikong intellectuals , at gustong ang iyong tulong kitid down na ito sa itaas na 20.
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The Greek word “absinthos” means “wormwood.” … and a Ukranian word for wormwood is “chernobyl.”
Reader request Week 2007 #2: Coffee, or Lack Thereof « Whatever 2007
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Schmemann wrote of an interview with an unnamed "prominent Russian writer" who "produced a tattered old Bible and with a practiced hand turned to Revelations" to point out the Wormwood verses, then "in the dictionary he showed the Ukrainian word for wormwood, a bitter wild herb used as a tonic in rural Russia, chernobyl".
A star called Mugwort Ray Girvan 2004
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Schmemann wrote of an interview with an unnamed "prominent Russian writer" who "produced a tattered old Bible and with a practiced hand turned to Revelations" to point out the Wormwood verses, then "in the dictionary he showed the Ukrainian word for wormwood, a bitter wild herb used as a tonic in rural Russia, chernobyl".
Archive 2004-05-01 Ray Girvan 2004
treeseed commented on the word chernobyl
See ghost town
I have seen this word used as a generic term for a manmade ecological catastrophe, as in "We've got to clean up the river and stop the mill from dumping here. This thing is turning into a Chernobyl."
February 6, 2008
kewpid commented on the word chernobyl
And a less big man-made problem is a three mile island
February 6, 2008
reesetee commented on the word chernobyl
It was big enough for those of us nearby!
February 7, 2008