Don Quixote parries in windmillese
In a black-and-white engraving, Don Quixote on a bony horse charges a windmill with his lance and is flung into the air by a blade, his companion riding up behind; the text reads "*Parries in windmillese*", suiting futile bravado, being crushed by reality, or a spectacular fail.
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“*Parries in windmillese*”
Good for
- when a coworker brags about fighting the boss
- when a friend's tough talk gets crushed
- mocking your own failed bravado
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