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Metaphor for stubborn
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Metaphor for stubborn
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Twilight: I swear, Apple Jack is being stubborn as a mule! Oh, uh, no offense.
Mule that happens to be nearby: None taken :donkey noise:
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you are being as stubborn as a mule.
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