Spittoons were receptacles for saliva and other fluids. Han Solo one suggested that the Corporate Sector Authority Security Police recycled criminal droids into lint filters and spittoons.
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| - miniatur|Das Logo der Serie Spittoon (dt. Spucknapf) ist eine Westernserie aus Grand Theft Auto IV, die auf Weazel ausgestrahlt wird. Als Material zu dem Teaser hat Rockstar Games Szenen aus Red Dead Revolver und Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas verwendet. Unter anderem ist die Geisterstadt Las Brujas zu sehen.
- Spittoons were receptacles for saliva and other fluids. Han Solo one suggested that the Corporate Sector Authority Security Police recycled criminal droids into lint filters and spittoons.
- right|250px Spittoon – serial westernowy występujący w Grand Theft Auto IV, emitowany na kanale Weazel. Program ten jest emitowany we wtorek.
- Spittoon is an American-Western television show that aired on CNT during the events of Grand Theft Auto IV and its episodes. The show itself cannot be viewed by the player and is only advertised through a commercial. According to the commercial, the show is set in the Old West.
- A spittoon was a receptacle for persons to deposit their saliva into, typically while chewing tobacco. They were located on the floor or ground for this purpose. Such objects were, among Humans, associated with the Ancient West. While on a failed Skagaran colony, Commander Charles Tucker noted that a Human settlement there was an authentic recreation of a settlement from that period of time, down to the spittoons. (ENT: "North Star")
- Spittoon is a town located in Texas sitting above both a gold mine and a powerful Spectral Well.
- Spittoons are receptacles (usually made of brass) for, well, spitting, specifically residue from chewing tobacco (or dipping tobacco). They were a common feature placed on the floor in saloons, hotels, , and other places where men tended to gather. The practice began to die out in the 1930s, apart from a few regional exceptions. Spittoons today are most often encountered in Western movies or television, and occasionally in seedy bars often near the piano player.
- Though similar vessels of all sorts have existed throughout history and been called many things, it was not until the Victorian age that the word “spittoon” came into common usage. The origin of the term is often pointed to British inventor Francis Schmitton, who, in 1846, became the first large-scale manufacturer of concave-shaped mechanical devices for the containment of liquid mouth-waste. These receptacles were cheaply made, easy to transport, and thus distributed widely across the British isles. As each one was stamped with the “Schmitton” logo, common people slowly began referring to them as “Schpittons”, "Lou Reed", then eventually the more modern term “Spittoon”.
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| - If cast on an enemy, Spittoon causes damage. If cast on an ally, he is healed and pulled toward the Masqueraider. Coward Mask necessary.
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| - miniatur|Das Logo der Serie Spittoon (dt. Spucknapf) ist eine Westernserie aus Grand Theft Auto IV, die auf Weazel ausgestrahlt wird. Als Material zu dem Teaser hat Rockstar Games Szenen aus Red Dead Revolver und Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas verwendet. Unter anderem ist die Geisterstadt Las Brujas zu sehen.
- Spittoons were receptacles for saliva and other fluids. Han Solo one suggested that the Corporate Sector Authority Security Police recycled criminal droids into lint filters and spittoons.
- right|250px Spittoon – serial westernowy występujący w Grand Theft Auto IV, emitowany na kanale Weazel. Program ten jest emitowany we wtorek.
- Spittoon is an American-Western television show that aired on CNT during the events of Grand Theft Auto IV and its episodes. The show itself cannot be viewed by the player and is only advertised through a commercial. According to the commercial, the show is set in the Old West.
- A spittoon was a receptacle for persons to deposit their saliva into, typically while chewing tobacco. They were located on the floor or ground for this purpose. Such objects were, among Humans, associated with the Ancient West. While on a failed Skagaran colony, Commander Charles Tucker noted that a Human settlement there was an authentic recreation of a settlement from that period of time, down to the spittoons. (ENT: "North Star")
- Spittoon is a town located in Texas sitting above both a gold mine and a powerful Spectral Well.
- Spittoons are receptacles (usually made of brass) for, well, spitting, specifically residue from chewing tobacco (or dipping tobacco). They were a common feature placed on the floor in saloons, hotels, , and other places where men tended to gather. The practice began to die out in the 1930s, apart from a few regional exceptions. Spittoons today are most often encountered in Western movies or television, and occasionally in seedy bars often near the piano player.
- Though similar vessels of all sorts have existed throughout history and been called many things, it was not until the Victorian age that the word “spittoon” came into common usage. The origin of the term is often pointed to British inventor Francis Schmitton, who, in 1846, became the first large-scale manufacturer of concave-shaped mechanical devices for the containment of liquid mouth-waste. These receptacles were cheaply made, easy to transport, and thus distributed widely across the British isles. As each one was stamped with the “Schmitton” logo, common people slowly began referring to them as “Schpittons”, "Lou Reed", then eventually the more modern term “Spittoon”.
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