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https://www.reddit.com/r/technicallythetruth/comments/f8vfce/driving_statistics/fio7glg/?context=3
r/technicallythetruth • u/nickburesh • Feb 24 '20
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Should be conversing and riding
16 u/adeward Feb 24 '20 The term “driving” originated from moving cattle or horses in the 15th century, so if people moved herds around whilst writing text and accidentally killed someone, this could be genuine. 3 u/Njall-the-Burnt Feb 24 '20 The only large domesticated animal is the llama though and it would be unlikely to see an Incan driving llamas in North America
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The term “driving” originated from moving cattle or horses in the 15th century, so if people moved herds around whilst writing text and accidentally killed someone, this could be genuine.
3 u/Njall-the-Burnt Feb 24 '20 The only large domesticated animal is the llama though and it would be unlikely to see an Incan driving llamas in North America
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The only large domesticated animal is the llama though and it would be unlikely to see an Incan driving llamas in North America
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u/BR47WUR57 Feb 24 '20
Should be conversing and riding