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| Text on Button | My Wife Does Bird Imitations She Watches Me Like a Hawk |
| Image Description | Red and white text on a red and white backgorund |
| Curl Text | 1972 SAY IT WITH BUTTONS 1108 FRONT STREET LISLE, ILL. (312) 968 7458 |
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| Additional Information | This timeless joke is used in common conversation and several forms of media and art for decades. The phrase “watch someone like a hawk” uses a hawk’s keen eyesight to suggest watching someone carefully to make sure they don’t do something bad, or perhaps wrong to the viewer. The addition of someone’s wife to this phrase relates to a wife's watchful attributes in a humorous and playful phrase. |
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Macmillan Dictionary. (n.d.). Watch Someone Like A Hawk. Retrieved June 13, 2020, from https://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/dictionary/american/watch-someon… |
| Catalog ID | HU0142 |