I think you might have that backwards? The Mamool Ja are the ones who eat the najool bananas, and known for having little else to eat, and Xbr'aal are the ones able to hunt meat far more easily due to being above the…
i dont like the enemy called "mamool ja breeder". i just think. no.
An Anglo-Indian term from the colonial period referring to established custom, practice, or legal precedent, particularly in the context of land tenure and administrative proceedings. Derived from Arabic through Urdu, it denoted what was customarily done or what local practice dictated. Largely archaic outside historical and legal scholarship.
The collector noted in his report that mamool in that district permitted the practice, whatever the written code said.
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getting angry again about how the only furnishing we got from Mamool Ja society was a damn sandwich
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(India, archaic) or legal precedent.
“I think you might have that backwards? The Mamool Ja are the ones who eat the najool bananas, and known for having little else to eat, and Xbr'aal are the ones able to hunt meat far more easily due to being above the canopy.”
“i dont like the enemy called "mamool ja breeder". i just think. no.”
“getting angry again about how the only furnishing we got from Mamool Ja society was a damn sandwich”
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