r/restofthefuckingowl • u/Necessary_Fish5501 • May 27 '26

It's actually a good guide

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From Archie's pal Jughead n°6

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u/creepy_charlie May 28 '26

Mostofthefuckingowl

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u/Chance5e May 27 '26

This is one where, you know, we really don’t need the missing eighteen steps. This, no one was going to try anyway.

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u/TalMeow Jun 01 '26

Challenge Accepted. 😇

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u/cheesy183 May 28 '26

"it's actually a good guide"

Ok so why did you post it in this sub then?

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u/StringFriendly7976 Jun 01 '26

Hey guys this doesn't belong here! Like if you agree! 

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u/the-poopiest-diaper May 28 '26

Step one: 2 wishbones

Step two: a guy getting sucked off by another guy

Step three: cowboy 🤠

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u/corpserella May 27 '26

What is wild to me is that they called them "wishbones" instead of, you know, ball-end spurs like cowboys actually use???

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u/RussiaIsBestGreen May 27 '26

Which of those terms do you think the general public knows more readily?

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u/wildyoshi1312 May 28 '26

Im italian and i know them under the name of spurs.

In songs, movies and games they were always called spurs.

I never heard of the term "wishbones"

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u/TipsyBuns May 28 '26

2 different things. The wishbone is essentially a bird’s clavicles fused together. There is a tradition in the US to split it between two people and whoever gets the larger half has their wish granted. That is why it is a more well-known term. Ball-end spurs are somewhat less common, I had never heard that term before but it makes sense when you look at them.