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<blockquote data-quote="Jogeephus" data-source="post: 735060" data-attributes="member: 4362"><p>He was named after Punxatawney PA and the town was named .... here's a quote</p><p></p><p>It was during this period that an lndian sorcerer first appeared in various forms and attacked travelers from the East. He was hunted and killed in combat by a young chief. His body was burned to destroy the "evil medicine" but miraculously turned to searing sandflies, or "ponksad," which plagued the area and the Indians. From that time the Indians called the location, " Ponksaduteney," which meant the "town of the sandflies." The sandflies are now gone, but the "ghost of the spelling" is with us to stay.</p><p></p><p>I think its interesting that the idians did this long before us and if the indians did it it had to be green so PETA needs to back off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jogeephus, post: 735060, member: 4362"] He was named after Punxatawney PA and the town was named .... here's a quote It was during this period that an lndian sorcerer first appeared in various forms and attacked travelers from the East. He was hunted and killed in combat by a young chief. His body was burned to destroy the "evil medicine" but miraculously turned to searing sandflies, or "ponksad," which plagued the area and the Indians. From that time the Indians called the location, " Ponksaduteney," which meant the "town of the sandflies." The sandflies are now gone, but the "ghost of the spelling" is with us to stay. I think its interesting that the idians did this long before us and if the indians did it it had to be green so PETA needs to back off. [/QUOTE]
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