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i for incubus

i for ana

i for tsoi

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h for home

h for tsoi

h for ana

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g for garbage

g for ana

g for tsoi

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f for fascino

f for tsoi

f for ana

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e for essere

e for ana

e for tsoi

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D for de novo

d for tsoi

d for ana

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C for cazzo

on todays episode we have a word that was part of our italian dictionary and ever present wpp stickers x

c for ana

c for tsoi

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B for Bibididibadidibu

b for tsoi

b for ana

picture extracted from a book i really enjoyed at the library earlier this year: ward 81/voices

b for bibififbadidibu reminds me of cinderella, and her fairy god-mother in the 1950's edition of the movie. the one version i used to watch over and over again. i pretended i cleaned my house and had mean sisters, when in fact, i had a blind grumpy dog and a toddler brother. oh, how i miss being 5.

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A for Apple

anas apple+tsois apple

ears, apples and teachers

https://ideas.ted.com/a-promising-way-to-grow-body-parts-using-an-apple/

And his name is Andrew Peeling! (sry,i meant Pelling)

why do teachers often receive apples from students in western movies?

american families were often responsible for housing and providing for teachers if they wanted their children to attend school. Because apples were an abundant crop, students would bring teachers apples as a form of sustenance and a token of appreciation.

Sleeping within my orchard, My custom always of the afternoon,  Upon my secure hour thy uncle stole  With juice of cursed hebenon in a vial,  And in the porches of my ears did pour  The leperous distilment (I. v. 59- 64).  SHAKESPEARE hamlets ear