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Above the Artic Circle, just a few years ago, two Netilik
Inuit who were not used to kayaking made blubber fires
in their kayaks to keep warm. The lit the seal blubber on
fire, and as their kayaks went up in flames, both of them
sank to the bottom, and both Inuit drowned. When the
priest brought their bodies back to Taloyoak, he warned
everyone, "You can't have your kayak and heat it too.


 
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