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S10 Ep. 8 title: "Neanderthal Man"
Vernie:
That would be a great twist.
puddin:
Good Wezzie reposted the spec Palau culture reward ..I knew I saw it somewhere . \|]
Specultion possable reward
On 2/11, bianca posted an interview she found on Radio Australia-Pacific Beat. Mary-Ann Delemel, the Palau Visitors' Authority's managing director was quoted.
DELEMEL: I'm sure they will because we exposed the production team to some cultural practices, and they filmed those.
For example, one of the prizes called for a feast, a local feast with the chiefs. And that was done for them. So the contestants had the opportunity to enjoy a traditional feast and have one of the chiefs talk to them about Palau's culture, about Palau's history and the significance of the dances and the chants, the traditional chants and dances.
palauan on guam:
ok hmm... a feast, what do we eat at a feast, ok a feast is pretty much our way of barbeque, but the chiefs have a more different way of eating than low class. so ofcourse you got the pig, the bat, fish, but chiefs are usually given the head and guts of fish, and the tail for the low class, they got tapioca, umm..lol i dont know the english names so well biluum, diogang, prak(taro), there might be turtle lol i dont think that would be allowed though. basically all the foods are either got from the farm, caught from sea or caught from the jungle... and before any feast there must be help from the community.. the men catch the fish and pigs and bats and whatever (lol... (*( there gonna have to kill them too...) and the woman go to the farm...than they have to cook it, trust me, cooking these foods could take 2 days, and i mean day and night with constant watching and cleaning...but try eating a turtle after watching it cry while killing it...ouch }}{
puddin:
Pal , thank you for the help ]**] and for making me lose my appetite :)*
Riverrat:
})} yum yum barbque bat.
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