Holiday Humpday Triviola

12/24/08, 3:54 PM #1

Thomas Skaggs
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Holiday Humpday Triviola

Ok you Google happy elves...hang on for a bit before you answer.

What are crotals and why might they be relevant in the next 24 hours?

Tom

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12/24/08, 4:32 PM #2

Ken Oakley-Sunny St. Cloud, Fla.
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What Reindeer Eat?? WAG

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12/25/08, 3:06 AM #3

John Veerkamp, Western Mo
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Reindeer coprolites?

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12/25/08, 8:27 PM #4

Dan Donaldson
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Sleigh bells?

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Re: Holiday Humpday Triviola

12/26/08, 1:52 PM #5

Thomas Skaggs
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Yep! The Answer

They were originally horse bells and over time became used as sleigh bells. Happy Holidays!!

Tom

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