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HuskyMush t1_jaxwzdd wrote

Partially, yes. It was overall meant more to honor the history and place of sled dogs in Alaska though. It wasn’t just the Nome serum run. Alaska wouldn’t have been explored and settled without sled dogs. When things like snow machines and bush planes were advancing more and more after WWII, sled dogs were kinda pushed out of the picture. The biggest accomplishment of the Iditarod is probably reviving the sled dog tradition and putting the dogs, mushers, and that bond back on the map.

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atomicboner t1_jaxr98q wrote

I cannot continue to care about this ill conceived and contrite creation that you have crafted for us commenters to contemplate. With respect, I request that you rid your repulsive self from Reddit and remove any reposts you’ve revived….

Ah, that was uncalled for and uncivilized of me; please accept my unconditional apology and upvote.

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Dirty_Quesadilla t1_jaxr0sg wrote

“Have you ever heard of the Tragedy of Temetrius Jamel Morrant? NBA all-Star so powerful and so wise, he could use the idiots around him to influence his street cred. He had such a knowledge of the hood, he could even hide his middle class upbringing and very loving supportive mother and father.”
-Darth Charania (probably)

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