- The
Dishrags (also
known as Dee Dee and the
Dishrags) were a
Canadian all-female punk rock band
based in Vancouver,
British Columbia in the late 1970s...
- A dishcloth,
dishrag, is used in the
kitchen to
clean or dry
dishes and surfaces.
Dishcloths are
typically made of
cotton or
other fibres, such as microfiber...
- to the use as a
scrubbing sponge, it is also
known by the
common names dishrag gourd, rag gourd,
sponge gourd, and vegetable-sponge. It is also called...
-
vegetable gourd)
Luffa aegyptiaca Mill. (smooth luffa,
Egyptian luffa,
dishrag gourd,
gourd loofa)
Luffa astorii Svenson Luffa echinata Roxb.
Luffa graveolens...
-
sells 1 million. How does it
stack up to
Barack and Hillary's books?". The
Dishrag. Zap2It Blog.
Retrieved May 30, 2010. Stelter, Brian; Dave
Itzkoff (November...
-
known as a bar
laitier or Crèmerie (in France, a glacier) Débarbouillette
Dishrag, washcloth, (glove) gant de
toilette Débarquer Get out of (a car, etc.)...
-
Berkeley Pauley Ballroom The
Plastics April 17, 1980
Seattle The
Showbox The
Dishrags April 18, 1980
April 21, 1980
Vancouver Canada Commodore Ballroom April...
- The band
returned to ****an in
August 2010 with
support from a re-united
Dishrags,
their all
female contemporaries from the
original Vancouver Punk scene...
- this time, they
recorded a
cover of
original 70's
Canadian punk band The
Dishrags 'Death in the Family' for a
Canadian Mint
Records compilation. Over the...
- executives. They gasped. 'No glamour,' they explained. 'She
looks like a
dishrag.' Sam Wood, producer-director, sighed. 'The part doesn't call for glamour...
