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There is a picture and the words depicting the picture are as follows: Man with raccoon on head speaks to X and Y.
--- That "Man" is a singer, so maybe the word "Man" simply means "Frontman" and "Man" is just an abbreviation?
There is a picture and the words depicting the picture are as follows: Man with raccoon on head speaks to X and Y.
--- That "Man" is a singer, so maybe the word "Man" simply means "Frontman" and "Man" is just an abbreviation?
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I haven't seen the picture, but a "coonskin cap" is from the old American west. People do keep pet racoons, so maybe the man has a live racoon on his head. I don't think "man" is an abbreviation.
- I haven't seen the picture, but a "coonskin cap" is from the old American west.
- People do keep pet racoons, so maybe the man has a live racoon on his head.
- I don't think "man" is an abbreviation.
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I haven't seen the picture, but a "coonskin cap" is from the old American west. People do keep pet racoons, so maybe the man has a live racoon on his head. I don't think "man" is an abbreviation.
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No, no. That raccoon is the descritpion of his haircut and he is not American.
Well, maybe it's normal to start a sentence with the word "Man talking to two girls"
Well, maybe it's normal to start a sentence with the word "Man talking to two girls"
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Hi,
maybe it's normal to start a sentence with the word "Man talking to two girls"
It'sa not a sentence. It's just a title for the picture. Titles don't have to follow all the rules of grammar. Articles, for example, are often omitted.
Clive
maybe it's normal to start a sentence with the word "Man talking to two girls"
It'sa not a sentence. It's just a title for the picture. Titles don't have to follow all the rules of grammar. Articles, for example, are often omitted.
Clive
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