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Giñata

 Goke it! Goke it! Greak it! Gash it ith a stick!
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A special Piñata for ventriloquists' dummies' girthday parties.
—ConsulFlaminicus, Jan 27 2008

Good album, but not their best http://www.progarch.../album.asp?id=10113
(I have the vinyl.) [angel, Jan 27 2008]

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       sp: duggies, carties.
—angel, Jan 27 2008
   

       I thought it was going to be full of Gin.
—Srimech, Jan 27 2008
   

       Is "girthday" some subtle joke that I'm completely missing, or just a humourous typo?
—dbmag9, Jan 27 2008
   

       A dummy's 'girthday' is the day it was first taken out of its case in front of an audience.
—ConsulFlaminicus, Jan 27 2008
   

       Mmm-hmm. Okay, this is an idea? Because I was under the obviously false idea that dummies were incapable of intentional movement, and that movement was necessary for breaking a pinata.
—TahuNuva, Jan 27 2008
   

       Won't all the gottles of geer inside fall out and greak?
—hippo, Jan 27 2008
   

       // obviously false idea that dummies were incapable of intentional movement //   

       ..... and yet you type .....
—8th of 7, Jan 27 2008
   

       + I really gike this!
—xandram, Sep 16 2011
   


 

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