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Picasso had a period called “Oops, That’s Permanent.” Which is why erasers fear him.

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Picasso had no period called 'Oops, That's Permanent'. His recognized phases include the Blue Period, Rose Period, and Cubism. The claim is a joke.

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Picasso had a period called “Oops, That’s Permanent.” Which is why erasers fear him. | SmartAss Facts