>>>>I thought they were deer sausages at first.
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>>>Could be I suppose. I don't know where the beer is from, but the picture has trinixy.ru in the bottom right corner. Do they eat much deer sausage in Russia?
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>>>I've never tried deer sausage. Csabai has a nice little bite to it. Absolutely delicious.
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>>I doubt anyone eats deer sausage in Russia, never heard about it. I would also guess there are moose (?plural) in Russia rather than deers.
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>Oddly enough, 'moose' is both the singular and the plural of 'moose' and 'deer' is both the singular and plural of 'deer'. I don't know how that came about or who makes the rules, but there it is.
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>Here's one for you (to which I do not have the answer). What is the rule that defines whether to use 'or' or 'er' as a job descriptor. For example, 'Tailor', 'Realtor', 'Legislator', 'Solicitor' vs 'Teacher', 'Examiner', 'Plumber', 'Appraiser'.
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>And of course, why not 'job descripter'?

There was a time when 'er' was added to create a noun and 'or' for the same purpose but for those words which were derived from Latin. I think that has changed over the years though. Anyway, that's the rule I learned but as we all know, there are more exceptions to the rules than there are instances that fall into the rules!