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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In comic books and animated works, one way to demonstrate that a character is a no-nonsense Badass or creepy is to show them with strands of saliva, phlegm, drool, or some other mucus dangling between their teeth. Popularized by the various Rob Liefeld clones during the Dark Age of comics, but examples predate that period. |
