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Raven examining a tea kettle, Wales, UK, early 20th century

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tea kettle

Teapot or kettle, what is a "tea kettle"?
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When the tea pot and the kettle had a baby, that's why the raven is so curious.
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This is an odd thing to be pedantic about...
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does it make a bit more sense upside down, buddy?
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this dude faking being british
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