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So So Happy is an accessories and apparel brand that is a trademark of So So Happy Studios. The studio provides backstory for the monster characters that feature in So So Happy’s trademark designs. The blue werewolf character pictured on this button is named Ozzie and likes bubblegum.

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Eckantar is a religion started and centered in the United States and practiced worldwide. HU: A Love Song to God is a recording of stories, exercises and ECK religious wisdom compiled by Sri Harold Klemp. Sri Klemp has been the leader of the religion since 1981.

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Punk rock was quite a sensation in 1978 in London. Posters for the Slits show at the Aklam list opening acts The Innocents and The Doll, as well as indicating the bar was open 'til 12.

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The Domestic Diva mysteries are a contemporary novel series written by Krista Davis. The novels feature amateur sleuth Sophie Winston solving tasty mysteries in small town Virginia. In addition to following Sophie's adventures, recipes and cooking tips are included in the books. Other series by the author are the Paws & Claws mysteries and Pen & Ink mysteries.

The outlaw gunslinger is a trope that has captured the imagination of people for years. A few cartoon cowboys that have enjoyed popularity are Tex Avery from The Wacky World of Tex Avery, Yosemite Sam from Looney Toons, and Woody from Toy Story.

This is an alternate version of IB0162: it features the same image, but was manufactured in a different location.

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The expression “add insult to injury” means to make a bad situation even worse. Its use dates back to Ancient Greece, appearing in Aesop’s fable The Bald Man and the Fly. In the story, a fly bites a man on the head, and the man slaps himself so hard he hurts himself. The fly then mocks the man: “You want to avenge an insect’s sting with death; what will you do to yourself, who have added insult to injury?”

Swansons Nursery is a gardening center, gift store, and cafe located in Seattle, Washington. During the Christmas season of 2010, Swansons Nursery hosted a festive Santa Claus and animal meet and greet. Among the featured animals included the reindeers Dasher, Blitzen, and Jingle as well as Curley the camel and Moe the miniature donkey.

Why are we afraid of the dark? Whether or not there is a definitive answer, it's true that there have been many light bringers in human history. The invention of street lamps, for example, made city streets visible in the night.