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3 years ago

Why are handcuffs like souvenirs

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Handcuffs are like souviniers in a metaphorical sense. when using handcuffs you are normally capturing a villain. A souvenir is something that represent an era,time,place,event,etc. so an arrest can be considered an event therefore handcuffs are like souvenirs

Kryger [21]3 years ago

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Because the are cool and people don’t really have handcuffs, it’s just nice to have some handcuffs laying around to “arrest” your too drunk friend.

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