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A blanket that decided it had places to be.
means A simple outer garment made from a single piece of cloth with a hole in the center for the head, worn draped over the shoulders.
from From American Spanish, borrowed in turn from Mapudungun, the language of the Mapuche people of Chile and Argentina, where 'pontho' named exactly this kind of woven garment. It rode north and outward with the Andes, the word traveling alongside the cloth itself.
andean originWorn across the Andes for thousands of years
hands freeOne hole, total mobility, zero buttons
military issueDoubled as raincoat, tent, and stretcher
spaghetti westernClint Eastwood made it pure outlaw cool
poncho villaNo relation to the revolutionary, despite the pun