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Sax and violins 

A thing that has instruments inside.

Usually having saxophones and violins what else could it be?
Person 1: Dude this movie has sax and violins

Person 2: Don't you mean-

Person 1: Stfu no
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sax and violins 

That one musical instrument combination with a minimum age requirement to play, often implying a level of maturity needed to handle the complexities and nuances of the music. This phrase humorously highlights how certain instruments, like the saxophone and violin, are often associated with more advanced skill levels and the expectation of a certain age or experience.
When I tried to sign up for band class, they told me I had to be at least 18 years old to play the sax and violins—guess my dreams of being a child prodigy are on hold
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