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looney tunes but WOKE
daffy DYKE
elmer FUTCH
FAGhorn leghorn
porky TWINK
wile E coyote (the e is short for estrogen)
bugs
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TRANSmanian devil
road HEADER
marvin the NANCY
TRANSvester
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This is Farou. He was a really good pupper. As you can see, he enjoyed flowers. we’ll miss you <3
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A 1932 American Austin Bantam that was used for ferry service over the Pudding River in Oregon. The operator removed the tires and placed rubber bands on the rims for traction. Three cables were strung, two for the wheels and the third attached through the top of the car for stability. It was said that one gallon of gas was enough for 1500 trips across the 120 foot span.
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Dingle Bay, Ireland (1993) photog. Sam Abell
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The phrase "to put [someone] through the wringer" is, of course, referring to a laundry wringer, a formerly popular but now little-used home appliance that looks like this:
It's easy to understand why being put through one would be an ordeal!
So here's the question I have: for the folks who just found out from this post what a laundry wringer is, and have been spelling it "through the ringer" all this time, what were you picturing when you said "ringer"?
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this is a cinematic masterpiece
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Phyllis Shafer (American, 1958) - Moonrise (2015)
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