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The ancestral lineage of a group of transient people found living by the Thames London in the 1300's. The group was synonymous for scavenging for food and are the first known humans to successfully live off eating effluent and excrement flowing down the river. Not commonly seen in public and with no real language of their own, their only known word was the word “TUCKER”. The ‘Tuckers’ were commonly seen by dried river beds excitedly devouring whole lakes of excrement.
by George Mellior October 13, 2008
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