What, just bread Professor?
No, no. Also sweet creamy butter.
Cheese fries?
No. Poutine! Click for a closer look and see if you can't spot one of the large tender cubes of meat in the gravy.
Those are tiny cubes of Chorizo, and there's a real clam underneath there. Click on it. I dare you.
The Professor's Sole.
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I recommend clicking the pictures. Do it. Do it now.
Okay, guys, how many Sole puns can we come up with? The best one becomes the new Caption.
"Sole Patch"?
A window into the Sole?
Sole Survivor; Sole Train; Bless my Sole!
Try to make it a pun that has something to do with the picture, or the Workshop, please. There are many, many ways the syllable sōl can be used. Let's make it relevant, shall we?
Beat my bones against the wall
Staring down an empty hall
Deep down in a hollow log
Coming home like a letter bomb
Cold was the storm
That covered the night
Call a doctor, call a ghost
Put a fire into your bones
Sic a dog on all you know
Cut it loose before you go
Cold was the storm
That covered the night
What makes the Sole, the Sole of a man?
Beat my bones against the wall
Put a bank note on your bond
Gris Gris and a goldenrod
Down deep in a hollow log
Cold was the storm
That buried the night
What makes the Sole, the Sole of a man?
I always suspected the Professor's soul was fishy.
Oh Sole Mio.
When I get out of the car and start walking ... That's when I feel like I was born to in my Sole.
Hi, Ice Cream Man! I love your chimes.
A gentle Sole.
Sole-lipsism
Sole Food.
That's dumb.
On the surface, it might seem like merely a pun, but there is an important religious practice conveyed through the homonym. After all, it is important to eat Sole on religious days if you are to save your Soul
"Mackerel Smacker"
Only Spanish Mackerel. Remember to only eat fish from Catholic nations.
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