The Austrian Taxidermy
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This move is used by namely two Caucasian white boys against one lonely Austrian peasant (and multiple girlfriends). This move is also known as BENKOS GAMBIT. For this move to be carried out, the dog (namely a needy dog) is stuffed and buried near a river. This practice was popular among French lords in the middle ages.
References
https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/bernese-mountain-dog/ https://www.lmiplaw.com/attorneys/
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