Name a more iconic duo.
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Clever, Vilyanor -
The . is relatively harmless, but you forgot to mention the, which is altogether a more serious matter.Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
Batman and Robin?
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David and Jonathan
Peter and Paul
Samson and Delilah
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Laurel and Hardy
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Oh, pooh - I was trying to think of them.
Charles beat me to it, so I'll have to make do with...
Abbot and Costello -
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis
https://www.facebook.com/IfYeLoveMemes/photos/a.1206124059467291.1073741828.1199683293444701/1301390293274000/?type=3&theaterThanked by 1M. Jackson Osborn -
Francis and Clare
The Wright Brothers
Abelard and Heloise
Victoria and Albert -
Felicity and Perpetua
Romeo and Juliet
Antony and Cleopatra
The Three Stooges (that's a duo plus a little Moe) -
Sergius and Bacchus
Boris and Gleb
Saints Medard and Gildard -
Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary, etc et.
Peter, James and John.
Peter, John and Mary.
Peter, Paul and Mary.
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Cyril and Methodius
Benedict and Scholastica -
>>> a duo plus a little Moe
hiss.... lol
Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald
Tristan and Isolde
Calvin and Hobbes (no not those, the ones by Bill Watterson)Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
A few come to mind:
Sonny and Methodius
Cain and Stimpy
Starsky and the Bad ThiefThanked by 1CharlesW -
Jeanette and Isabella
Richard (Wagner) and Ludwig (Wittelsbach)
Simon and JudeThanked by 1Vilyanor -
Bob and Ray
Martin and Lewis
Opus and Bill the CatThanked by 1mmeladirectress -
Nicholas and Alexandra
Magnificats and Magnifidogs
Dick and Jane
Sturm und Drang
Holly and Ivy
Justinian and TheodoraThanked by 1Vilyanor -
Mary and the Child Jesus. Very iconic.
St. Joseph and the Child Jesus. Almost as iconic.
Somewhat less iconic...
Moses and Elias
Even less iconic ... but still iconic
Gilbert and Sullivan
Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore -
The coyote and the road runner (well I guess they were kind of at odds but)
Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny
Barney and Fred
The Smothers Brothers
Ricky and Lucy
Ethel and Fred
Sonny and Cher
Tom and Jerry
Ben & Jerry
Felix and Oscar
Han Solo and Luke Skywalker
should I go on?
Lone Ranger and Tonto
Mutt and Jeff
Jacob and Esau
John and Charles
Sylvester and Tweetie
Mickey and Minnie
Daisy and Donald
Ed Mcmann and Johnny Carson
Dave Letterman and Paul Schaffer
Monica and Augustine
Cheech and Chong
Laverne and Shirley
Kermit and Miss Piggy
shall I go on?
Adam and Eve (need I say more?)Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
Sodom and Gomorrah.
Gog and Magog.
Bill and Hillary.Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
shall I go on?
Francis!
Oh, please don't!
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Yin and Yang
Pins and needles
A rock and a hard placeThanked by 1Vilyanor -
Bert & Ernie
Joey+Rory Feek
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Dizzy and Daffy Dean
Castor and Pollux
Anna and the King of Siam
Frank & Ernest
War and Peace
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
Scylla and Charybdis
Mason and Hamlin
Peas and carrots
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Upstairs and Downstairs
William and Mary
Eggs and bacon
Hue and cry
Wailing and gnashing (of teeth)Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
Warp and woof
Green eggs and ham
Boosey and Hawkes
Smith and Wesson
Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
Goulding and Wood
Taylor and Boody
nuts and bolts
peanut butter and jelly
far and away
man and wife
bangers and mash
Pyramus and Thisbe
H___ and high water
Simon and Schuster
Pro and con
Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
night and day
sun and moon
live or die
young or old
black or white
rich or poor
east or west
do or die
Jack and JillThanked by 1Vilyanor -
Harrison and Harrison
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Pastrami & Swiss (on rye)
To be or not to be
Joachim and Anna
Alpha and Omega
Briggs and Stratton
Currier and Ives
Show and tell
Give and take
Spaghetti & meatballs
Steak & potatoes
Fish & chips
Hollywood & Vine
Monitor and Merrimac
Lincoln and Douglas
Post and lintel
Spic and span
Spit and polish
... over and out
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Sonny & Cher
Hall & Oates
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Dolly Parton.
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pianissimo et ritardando -
Hero and Leander
Down and out
Over and out
cowboys and Indians
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Potatoes and gravy
Barnes and Noble
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith
Jacob and Esau
Thanked by 1mmeladirectress -
enough and more than enough. ;-)
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Beauty and the Beast
Theme and Variations
Prelude and Fugue
Atlantic and Pacific
Mild und leise (wie er lächelt)
Pink and blue
Death and taxes
Pomp and Circumstance
Thanked by 1Vilyanor -
(The) long and short (of it.)
Sick and tired (of)
Turkey and dressing
Wine and cheese
Pots and pans
Knives and forks
huffing and puffing
ups and downs
(We may be beginning to scrape the bottom of the barrel and risking an onset of ennui!)
Troilus and Cressida
Salt and pepper
Hill and dale
Bits and pieces
Yin and yang
Pipes and drums
Check and mateThanked by 1Vilyanor -
I haven't seen any one mention up and down, left and right, in and out, or Green Eggs & Ham
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Chuck, I think, already did your green eggs and ham.
Steak and kidney (pie)
screaming and hollering
fore and aft
port and starboard
Orpheus and Euridice
Masters and Commanders
dirt and grime
Dr Watson and Sherlock Holmes
(All) Glory, Laud, and Honour
(The) here and now
Apples and oranges
Ebb and flow
S and wich
Cass and ra
The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Dead and buried
Bright and early
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alpha and omega
agh... Charles already got it -
versicle and response
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love and marriage
horse and carriage
Alphonse and Gaston -
Charles and purple.
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