Take, for example, their Camping Hoodie (from $96.70), the cornerstone of the Muttonhead brand.
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If you'd rather stick to the Muttonhead clothing exclusively, you can sort by brand.
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The Muttonhead brand is entirely gender-neutral and designed to accommodate a wide variety of body types.
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Toronto-based Muttonhead produces entirely unisex clothing that's comfy enough to live in and rugged enough to camp in.
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Muttonhead is here for you if you're trying to capture that I-could-totally-chop-down-a-tree look.
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If you want to be sure you're browsing for Muttonhead clothing exclusively, you can sort by brand and eliminate all the gendered items.
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Pros: Versatile casual basicsCons: Though everything Muttonhead makes is gender-free, not every brand they carry is, so you'll see some gendered clothing on their website
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Two, she decides to run for President, after the incumbent, a muttonhead named Chambers (Bob Odenkirk), confides to her that he will not be seeking a second term.
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When you're browsing Muttonhead's site, do beware that though everything in the Muttonhead brand is gender neutral, the other brands they carry do offer gendered clothing that may not be tailored as inclusively.
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They purchased a house on 35th Street, where they raised five children. His son, Nicholas Jr. became an electrician. The worst name Clayton ever called anyone was "muttonhead," according to family reminiscences. He told his boys their mouths were for praying and eating.
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In a final clipping, the most common type in English, the beginning of the prototype is retained. The unclipped original may be either a simple or a composite. Examples include ad (advertisement), cable (cablegram), doc (doctor), exam (examination), fax (facsimile), gas (gasoline), gym (gymnastics, gymnasium), memo (memorandum), mutt (muttonhead), pub (public house), pop (popular music), and clit (clitoris).Zuckermann, Ghil'ad (2003), Language Contact and Lexical Enrichment in Israeli Hebrew.
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Benjamin Zimmer of Thinkmap, Inc. and the University of Pennsylvania has collected many examples of similar errors, including the common replacement of "" (misspelling of "definitely") with "defiantly", "DeMeco Ryans" with "Demerol" (in The New York Times), "Voldemort" with "Voltmeter" (Denver Post), and the "Muttahida Qaumi Movement" being replaced with "Muttonhead Quail Movement" (Reuters). The user need not always select an incorrect word for it to appear in the document. In WordPerfect 9 with factory default settings, any unrecognized word that was close enough to exactly one known word was automatically replaced with that word.
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Though defeated, Nuts Cracker's body manages to escape, as always, and Mail thus cannot claim any bounty. Frustrated once more, she indifferently takes Nuts Cracker's head and wanders back into town. At the bounty post, she attempts to trade the head in for cash, but like with many who have sought to capture Nuts Cracker before her, duplicates of his head are all they could retrieve, making the attempt a failure. Instead, however, she learns of a new bounty and becomes reinvigorated when she spots a 2,000,000 gold reward poster for the wizard turned criminal, Muttonhead, near the post.
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