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  • “He packed a box to be shipped to Anchorage that contained various walrus parts, including a skull, oosik and meat.”

    SFGate: Top News Stories

  • “On the day I visited his Gastown emporium, he put away the oosik, tossed off that ironic smile that has become his trademark, and deadpanned, "I do twenty to fifty of those a day.”

    The Walrus Magazine

  • “But if he did wave an oosik around, his was bigger than Don's.”

    Anchorage Daily News - Alaska News

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  • dontcry Beaver Cleaver! *snort* *cringe* *snort* Aug 1, 2009

  • chained_bear I still ♥ this page. Oct 17, 2007

  • reesetee Jeez, a person goes away for a few hours to get some work done and all hell breaks loose here.

    Nice job, everyone. :-) Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia Sorry, U--just think Ozzie and Harriet. Oct 16, 2007

  • chained_bear I love this page. Oct 16, 2007

  • uselessness Well there goes that happy childhood memory... Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia Beaver Cleaver is the scariest name I have ever heard. Oct 16, 2007

  • uselessness I don't know what's worse, the inappropriate irony of your joke, or the invocation of TV's second biggest nerd (following Wil Wheaton, of course). Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia Well, I wasn't going to say that, but I'm glad you did. Oct 16, 2007

  • chained_bear Wait, wait... that's so ironic, isn't it? Beavers with baculums? Bacula? (Scott?) Really? I mean... beavers? Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia Yes, c_b, it's true. The beaver also has a baculum.

    Sounds like a list to me... Oct 16, 2007

  • yarb No knees? This is all very dubious. Oct 16, 2007

  • chained_bear ...Wow... *marvels*

    You know, I'm going to open a can of worms here, but I really want to know: what about beavers? Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia C_B--so do minks, raccoons, and otters. Hmmm...all animals that spend time around water. COLD water... Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia Not likely, yarb, since they don't have knees. Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia Like a frightened turtle, reesetee... Oct 16, 2007

  • yarb Walruses have penis bones. But do they have kneecaps? Oct 16, 2007

  • reesetee You mean...shrinkage? Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia My theory is that it's an evolutionary adaptation. Walruses spend a lot of time in cold water, and cold water...ummm...makes things...you know...shrink. Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia The typical one is about two feet long. Really. Oct 16, 2007

  • reesetee If I had a "Do Not Need to Know" list, this would be on it. Oct 16, 2007

  • chained_bear It has a bone?! Oct 16, 2007

  • skipvia The baculum (penis bone) of a walrus. There is also a ski race near Talkeetna, Alaska, called the Oosik Classic. Don't know why--there isn't a walrus within 700 miles of Talkeetna. Oct 16, 2007

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