first person plural indo-european conjugation

just out of curiosity, can anyone think of any indo-european languages (that have maintained more inflection than english, for example) where the first person plural present conjugation doesn't have a nasal consonant (or a nasal vowel left over from an earlier nasal consonant)? i know english doesn't, but old english did, and everything else i can think of/have studied does. spanish (-mos), french (-ons), portuguese (-mos), russian (-ем), koine (i don't know any other kind) greek (-ομεν), latin (-mus), german (-en), etc. etc. etc... i know i've simplified some of these endings. i feel like there must be a few...