Did you maybe mean flute?
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“It would direct NASA to undertake the rapid proto-flyte development of an HL-20 reusable, runway-lander that would be mated to this vehicle to meet its LEO requirements, including supporting the ISS, until an alternate capability has been developed and demonstrated the ability to meet this critical requirement.”
“May u has a sayf flyte adn a grayte week-week-week!”
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“Taht bolkano bee messin up lawts uf peeps, mai frend spent munfs plannin a trip tew Urope, spent howers las Fursdai at Logan hayreport Boston onlee tew haz hiz flyte kancelled.”
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“Or izzit a “solo flyte” tu see if she can handlol a kitteh awn hur own?”
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“I could withhold her, will she nill she, flyte she fling she.”
“When Elizabeth Taylor swapped double-entendres with Richard Burton in Zeffirelli's 1967 "" The Taming of the Shrew, '' audiences tuned in to watch an offscreen couple flyte on screen.”
“Wherefore this very day will I open on him the door of mischief by writing him a writ wherein I will flyte him and reproach him with that which he hath done and see what he will reply.”
“O child of Adam let not hope make mock and flyte at thee vi.”
“‘Of man what manner may he be’ (ask they who flyte and blame) ‘For whom thy heart is so distressed?’”
“O child of Adam, let not hope make mock and flyte at thee,”
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Theorie: The Madwoman's Underclothes
'The Madwoman's Underclothes' book is a collection of writings by Germaine Greer from 1968 to 1985. The title refers to what she sees as being the media's obsession with her going bra-less. Warning...
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bilby "The women were still standing, staring at each other. Then one spoke with measured theatrical violence; what she uttered was the most preposterous insult. Minutes passed and the women stood silent. Then the other spoke, and again, projecting her voice as if she spoke from behind a tragic mask, she said the unsayable. Behind the half-closed shutters the inhabitants of the frabb'ca watched in total silence.
Mariuzz' came quietly up and stood holding my hand, watching for an hour until the flyting match was over, and the women left the stage."
- 'The Madwoman's Underclothes', Germaine Greer. Mar 26, 2008