Nails
Traps
Both words in one sentence
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It's full of traps and surrounded by barbed wire, and nails through the stalks that rip into anyone who tries to just run through them.
Source: Lost in the Maize -
However, what's left when the tall tales have been scraped away is still a tough-as-nails bush-ranger who traps live crocodiles for a living.
Source: Film / Crocodile Dundee -
Two teenagers buying bear traps, a sledgehammer, nails, gasoline and revolver ammo in bulk from a hardware store doesn't get much from the clerk beyond a weird look.
Source: Deliberate Values Dissonance
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