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| | Watson, come here, I need you. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24) |
 | | Sure, there's a great children's book called "Stig of the Dump" that's popular in Britain, but that didn't seem sufficient to generate such traffic. |
 | | "Stig" literally means "path" in Swedish, which may come from the Old Norse STÍGANDR, meaning "Wanderer." Apparently, it's an old man's name in Sweden, and fairly uncool. |
 | | Great children's story of Barney, a young boy who befriends a caveman named Stig at a dump. |
| www.stighammond.com (1451 words) |
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