Puzzle Description:

What common phrase does this represent?

#1: Spot (Pspaughtamus) on Nov 20, 2018 [SPOILER]

Hangman?

Give a man enough rope and he will hang himself

The only thing I see hanging is an old-fashioned deep sea diver suit, so it must be that very common phrase "suspended aquanaut".
Did I win? Huh? Did I? I must've.

YAY!!!!!!!!!!

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:)

Hanging by a thread?
How about hang in there; hang out, gallows humor, hang it all?

Hanging around or hang 'em high

LOL @ #3

Hangout. (The blobs hanging from the scaffold are the letters O U T.)

Ahhhhhhhh...

Very clever. And the guesses were even more original. Thanks everyone.

John got it. It is any of "hangout", "hang out" or "hanging out".

It's a good thing that Bill can suspend his disbelief.

A hanged man gathers no moss?

Lol...I actually got this one before I looked at the comments. It was a great aha moment when I saw the vertical word "out!" Funny how a small victory like that can lift a person's spirits. It's one of the special intangibles I love so much about Webpbn and our community. Thanks, Joe!

Joe, that is really a cleverly designed puzzle. I looked at those holes and thought that they just had to be a clue, but couldn't see it. I enjoyed the solve and I enjoyed the comments. You are all so funny!

Thanks for playing, everyone!
Teresa, it helps to remember that Whatzits are text-based puzzles.

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