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Circle jerk?

Looks like you went to a lot of toil and trouble coming up with that one. :evil:

:thumbsup:

:evil:

:clap: Here's a feather for your cap.[/QUOTE]

I almost said only Kavanaugh but decided against it last second.[/QUOTE]

I was going to include Brett Kavanaugh in the clue, but I couldn't...

:clap: Here's a feather for your cap.

Beg pardon for dropping the ball.

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The second part had me stumped. I knew Barry Gibb but the red state was harder.

I have to think for a while now since we've raised the bar. :orely:

Notorious RBG

Too easy! Happy Birthday, Hannah! (My neighbor's kid)

I came in here and found this feather just lying around, so...

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Well, maybe you can step it up a notch because I apparently did not. The feather is yours. [emoji106][/QUOTE]

I had it too.

:thumbsup:

I suppose that was a bit too easy.

Perhaps you'll kick it up a notch.

Hola
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Close but no doughnut[/QUOTE]

I'm a dummy who doesn't know a dime from a dollar. :doh:

Dime a dozen.

(How many dollars do I owe you?)

So the next guess was "dollar a dozen."

You owe me a dollar. Or would it be donuts that you owe? I never understood that phrase.[/QUOTE]

It's a way of showing confidence in a statement. It could be said as I bet a dollar to your dime....

I think I'll use that dollar to buy the donuts, since they are a "dollar a dozen."

I bet a dollar to donuts the answer is dollar to donuts.

:rose: The feather is yours.