What does the phrase “Seal to the rescue” mean? [on hold]
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What does the phrase
"Seal to the rescue"
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What does the phrase
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Never ask what something means without providing the context.
– michael.hor257k
Nov 16 at 11:33
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It means you completely omitted any context that would help us to understand it.
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 13:25
Come on, people. Do you really need more context? There's no doubt that the phrase is referring to this: youtube.com/watch?v=yivLt9cTaio
– Juhasz
Nov 16 at 15:35
@Juhasz -- No, it's referring to one of those super duck tape ads on TV. "Drain pipe leaking? Seal(tm) to the rescue!"
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 17:42
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What does the phrase
"Seal to the rescue"
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asked Nov 16 at 11:29
Vadym Lenda
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asked Nov 16 at 11:29
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asked Nov 16 at 11:29
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asked Nov 16 at 11:29
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asked Nov 16 at 11:29
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Hot Licks, Dan Bron, J. Taylor, Mark Beadles, jimm101 Nov 16 at 17:30
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Hot Licks, Dan Bron, J. Taylor, Mark Beadles, jimm101 Nov 16 at 17:30
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Never ask what something means without providing the context.
– michael.hor257k
Nov 16 at 11:33
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It means you completely omitted any context that would help us to understand it.
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 13:25
Come on, people. Do you really need more context? There's no doubt that the phrase is referring to this: youtube.com/watch?v=yivLt9cTaio
– Juhasz
Nov 16 at 15:35
@Juhasz -- No, it's referring to one of those super duck tape ads on TV. "Drain pipe leaking? Seal(tm) to the rescue!"
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 17:42
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2
Never ask what something means without providing the context.
– michael.hor257k
Nov 16 at 11:33
1
It means you completely omitted any context that would help us to understand it.
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 13:25
Come on, people. Do you really need more context? There's no doubt that the phrase is referring to this: youtube.com/watch?v=yivLt9cTaio
– Juhasz
Nov 16 at 15:35
@Juhasz -- No, it's referring to one of those super duck tape ads on TV. "Drain pipe leaking? Seal(tm) to the rescue!"
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 17:42
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Never ask what something means without providing the context.
– michael.hor257k
Nov 16 at 11:33
Never ask what something means without providing the context.
– michael.hor257k
Nov 16 at 11:33
1
1
It means you completely omitted any context that would help us to understand it.
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 13:25
It means you completely omitted any context that would help us to understand it.
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 13:25
Come on, people. Do you really need more context? There's no doubt that the phrase is referring to this: youtube.com/watch?v=yivLt9cTaio
– Juhasz
Nov 16 at 15:35
Come on, people. Do you really need more context? There's no doubt that the phrase is referring to this: youtube.com/watch?v=yivLt9cTaio
– Juhasz
Nov 16 at 15:35
@Juhasz -- No, it's referring to one of those super duck tape ads on TV. "Drain pipe leaking? Seal(tm) to the rescue!"
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 17:42
@Juhasz -- No, it's referring to one of those super duck tape ads on TV. "Drain pipe leaking? Seal(tm) to the rescue!"
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 17:42
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Never ask what something means without providing the context.
– michael.hor257k
Nov 16 at 11:33
1
It means you completely omitted any context that would help us to understand it.
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 13:25
Come on, people. Do you really need more context? There's no doubt that the phrase is referring to this: youtube.com/watch?v=yivLt9cTaio
– Juhasz
Nov 16 at 15:35
@Juhasz -- No, it's referring to one of those super duck tape ads on TV. "Drain pipe leaking? Seal(tm) to the rescue!"
– Hot Licks
Nov 16 at 17:42