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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Like Helicopter Blender but with running jet engines. The key difference is that a living being sucked into a jet engine doesn't come out in pieces afterwards (unless those pieces are really, really tiny) -- it gets reduced to a Pink Mist. Likewise, a non-living object comes out in tiny shiny shreds. |
