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@Blasulz1234 I flicked through it and the verses I saw barely had flow or were just the same phrases lifted from Bear Hunt.
“Devil Ear is Hell Ear” means Devilman's super hearing that appears in the comic “Devilman” released by Go Nagai in the 1970s. This phrase is one phrase of the lyrics of the theme song when it was animated.
#noukin_anime
(NSFW) Head over to my Furaffinity to witness the rare and highly dangerous reverse piledrive 2x penetration combo, which is a real phrase I just typed!
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9 different ways on how cats will enjoy your favourite houseplants. This illustration is available as a Giclée art print in my etsy shop: https://t.co/1XzICOVAU9 #SundayMorning #SundayRoast #SundayMotivation #sundayvibes #artprint #catchphrase
Kite Man, Hell Yeah: A History of DC's Best Catchphrase - https://t.co/6fpniBzSXi
#2019年自分が選ぶ今年の4枚 This year wasn't the best for me in any sense of the phrase, but I've been taking small steps and learning to appreciate the little victories. I hope I'll have much more to share next year ^^
Out now: SONIC THE COMIC THE PODCAST #16! Sonic raves all night long and Tails flies solo in the first STC Christmas special! Plus: Sonic 3 is coming, and Chris & Dave bring new meaning to the phrase "Pirate STC"! #STCTP
On your podcast apps or online at: https://t.co/5FhsCGinUb
Today is Kyle's birthday! Their personality is ♂ Smug and their favorite phrase is "alpha".
"Never trust a sheep in wolf's clothing."
@FuelPublishing Reagan paraphrased Lenin's 1920 speech, "The Tasks of the Youth Leagues": https://t.co/sEuSHYn38A
Swindle (@paintedbees) and Amity had a good talk afterwards. Paraphrased but you know… not inaccurate. It's cool though, yep.
I'd say this phrase nowadays is appropriate not just for December but June as well.
Chapter one finished. Now that I'm noticing more, I'm even more delighted by the little girl and highlighting the phrases and sentences that are conveying her character.
#MultifacetedMonday Paul Coker Jr., who did the character designs for the 1969 Rankin-Bass “Frosty the Snowman”, is also a frequent contributor to MAD. His most famous feature is “Horrifying Cliches”, depicting overused phrases made literal through comically grotesque monsters.
Day 2 is read by Catchphrase Legend Roy Walker! @RoyWalkerLegend #Saywhatyousee #TheSnots Treat your kids to a copy of the Snots this Xmas: https://t.co/BQTxyMCem2 #authorsofinstagram #storytime Please DO RETWEET girls & boys. Thank you x