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All Sorts a linguistic experiment. Latest. Popular. Nouns. Collectors. What is this? ... a seemingly empty room of ninjas. a boiler of steampunks. a shelf of ...
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An example of a snowclone is "gray is the new black", a version of the template "X is the new Y" ... Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowclone" ...
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