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Mike(NEOhio)
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Interesting video, also watched some of the others. My brother in law married a girl from NZ, her mother is English and father Samoan. We went there for the wedding and attended a hangi (their luau) the next day. A group entertained the guests with a haka and both Samoan and Maori dancing. In their culture at one time, sticking your tongue out at someone was a challenge and meant a fight to the death. There are laws against that now.
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