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Strongarm, Rodimus, and Gritter - The Last Autobots | Transformers: Last Bot Standing (2022) | #2 | Lineart by Nick Roche | Colours by Rebecca Nalty
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Strongarm, Rodimus, and Gritter - The Last Autobots | Transformers: Last Bot Standing (2022) | #2 | Lineart by Nick Roche | Colours by Rebecca Nalty
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to yell, shout, scream gritar
Winter. The gritter passes through your street and leaves your car covered in salt (or worse: grit). You yell, but they don’t notice and are already too far ahead. You try not to grit your teeth in anger.
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Suwa Glass Museum ３月に行けなかったのでリベンジ。思ったより小さい美術館でしたが、輝きビームで眼を楽しませてもらいました。ここは1階のお土産屋さんがいい！！ #suwaガラスの里 #長野 #japan #諏訪 #crystal #beautiful #sightseeing #museum #工芸 #clear #brilliant #world #motif #crystalball #国内最大 #七色 #精密加工 #gritter #藤田喬平 #relax #glass #works #summer #august #holiday #art #design #dress #light #colorful (諏訪 ガラスの里) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTM7AYzBX0y/?utm_medium=tumblr
Gritter named Duke of Spreadingborough
A council's new salt spreader is given a comical moniker inspired by the late Prince Philip.
A child’s day in winter, captured by Edna Eicke for The New Yorker in the 1950s.