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Loser is a young adult novel narrated by Donald Zinkoff, an eccentric and enthusiastic elementary school student. Donald marches to the beat of his own drum, often oblivious to social norms. While his classmates brand him as a "loser," Donald remains positive and finds joy in the simple things. The story follows Donald through his elementary ...
The nineteenth-season episode "Papa Don't Leech" follows up on her story with her moving into the Simpsons' home and taking a waitress job at Moe's to pay a $12 million tax bill, having lost most of her earnings over the course of several failed marriages to men who all heavily resembled Homer. In this episode she is again voiced by Beverly D ...
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Featuring Montague Egg: A Shot at Goal, Dirt Cheap, Bitter Almonds, False Weight, The Professor's Manuscript. Featuring neither: The Milk-Bottles, Dilemma, An Arrow o'er the House, Scrawns, Nebuchadnezzar, The Inspiration of Mr. Budd, Blood Sacrifice, Suspicion, The Leopard Lady and the Cyprian Cat.
Selkie Stories Are for Losers. "Selkie Stories Are for Losers" is a 2013 fantasy / magic realism short story by American writer Sofia Samatar, exploring the myth of the selkie from the perspective of those left behind. It was first published in Strange Horizons .
Children's rhyme used when a person makes a fool of himself and/or is a sore loser. Piet Pompies – used to identify an anonymous man, similar to Joe Soap . poepol – (from poephol, arse) an idiot. lit. an arsehole (more specifically the anus ), but not as derogatory.
Lan Ying (藍瑛, 1585–1664), Chinese painter. Nicolas Lancret (1690–1743), French painter. Myra Landau (1926–2018), Romanian/Brazilian painter. Ronnie Landfield (born 1947), American painter. Edwin Landseer (1802–1873), English painter and sculptor. Fitz Hugh Lane (1804–1865), American painter and print-maker.
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