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Easy mistake to make I suppose. I invented a pair of socks once that came with a choice of nooses attached. I thought they might come in handy if one was passing by a harbour or marina, and a sailor needed help securing a boat. I expect you’ve all done the same thing too.
Still, a quick apology, so hopefully that’s all cleared up. Good to know that a reputedly blue chip brand is in such safe hands.
Steady as she goes now. Aye Aye Cap’n.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-47302587
Still, a quick apology, so hopefully that’s all cleared up. Good to know that a reputedly blue chip brand is in such safe hands.
Steady as she goes now. Aye Aye Cap’n.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-47302587
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I expect the perfectly sensible original plan was to have a Goose attached, but there was some silly typo along the way.
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Time to ban kids at school from playing hangman
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me mam was a saddo used to put my soap on a noose
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Definite health and safety concern this. Them football hoolies that are kitted out by Burberry could easily get that snagged up while they're having a ruck with some other crew
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It's truly appalling how young designers appear to care nothing of tradition. A hangman's noose should have thirteen loops.
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is that where unlucky 13 comes from
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I doubt it, sir, but not sure.
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I suspect that the traditional hangman's noose employed thirteen loops because that number was already considered unlucky. Just a guess.
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Katy Perry had to remove two items from her shoe range because of blackface criticism
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