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Colin Davies wrote: " Passando a ferro para tirando as rugas de sua ropas. " Ok, I got like four words out of that... Passando to ferro for tirando as rugas of sua clothes. Yup, that's what two years of Spanish class got me - nothing. :rolleyes: Jeremy L. Falcon Homepage : Sonork = 100.16311
xenophobic Xanthippe – xerophthalmic Xanadu Perseverance pushes past painful promenades - providing precious peace. Surely some striving souls survive symptomatic stress? Maybe my mangling might misguide malicious miscreants?Jeremy Falcon wrote: Passando to ferro for tirando as rugas of sua clothes. ROTFL ! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: This is Portuguese.. not spanish Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 Trank :beer: The alcohol is one of the greatest enemys of man, but a man who flee from his enemys is a coward. :beer:
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Mauricio Ritter wrote: What !? " Passando a ferro para tirando as rugas de sua ropas. " Regardz Colin J Davies
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Colin Davies wrote: " Passando a ferro para tirando as rugas de sua ropas. " Oh... it´s that... I don´t "iron" my clothes... I´ve someone to iron them for me :) Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 Trank :beer: The alcohol is one of the greatest enemys of man, but a man who flee from his enemys is a coward. :beer:
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:confused: Whats so interesting in it .. can you share it .. :-) Kannan
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Who does your ironing ? My wife is addicted to doing it which is good for me as I probably would never do it. I prefer drip dry clothes. Regardz Colin J Davies
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As someone who sometimes uses the 'sniff test' to determine if my clothes are clean enough to wear, do think I iron them? BTW, I thought that Fe for Iron was clever, though when I read the subject I assumed that you had somehow mis-spelled f-ing. "The laws of nature, the laws of man This volatile paradox will never stand" -Plasticity, Front Line Assembly
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Who does your ironing ? My wife is addicted to doing it which is good for me as I probably would never do it. I prefer drip dry clothes. Regardz Colin J Davies
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:confused: Whats so interesting in it .. can you share it .. :-) Kannan
That many people in developing countries can get it done outside the home. Here it would be considered to be a luxury to do that. :-) Regardz Colin J Davies
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As someone who sometimes uses the 'sniff test' to determine if my clothes are clean enough to wear, do think I iron them? BTW, I thought that Fe for Iron was clever, though when I read the subject I assumed that you had somehow mis-spelled f-ing. "The laws of nature, the laws of man This volatile paradox will never stand" -Plasticity, Front Line Assembly
Daniel Ferguson wrote: BTW, I thought that Fe for Iron was clever, though when I read the subject I assumed that you had somehow mis-spelled f-ing Thanks :-) Sometimes I wonder if my humor totally eludes people. :-) Regardz Colin J Davies
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That many people in developing countries can get it done outside the home. Here it would be considered to be a luxury to do that. :-) Regardz Colin J Davies
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Colin Davies wrote: Here it would be considered to be a luxury to do that. I farm mine out, too. I've no patience for sitting in the Laundromat with a bunch of illegal immigrants feeding quarters into the machines. For less than the cost of machine use and detergent I drop the clothes off and pick them up neatly folded or hung on hangers where appropriate. There's rarely a reason to iron when they're hung in a timely fashion :) "What is it?" and he said, "I don't know. Let's kill it." - Ed Gadziemski
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: Yup, that's what two years of Spanish class got me - not LOL That was an attempt at Portuguese :-) This is Spanish Usar un fierro para tomar las arugas fuera de su ropa. Unsure of the accuracy. Regardz Colin J Davies
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Lesse... To use a ... for drinking the ... ... of your clothes. The drinking part is :confused:
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Daniel Ferguson wrote: BTW, I thought that Fe for Iron was clever, though when I read the subject I assumed that you had somehow mis-spelled f-ing Thanks :-) Sometimes I wonder if my humor totally eludes people. :-) Regardz Colin J Davies
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I too found it rather clever. Well, that's, what, two out of 39,292? ;P .
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: Yup, that's what two years of Spanish class got me - not LOL That was an attempt at Portuguese :-) This is Spanish Usar un fierro para tomar las arugas fuera de su ropa. Unsure of the accuracy. Regardz Colin J Davies
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Colin Davies wrote: Usar un fierro para tomar las arugas fuera de su ropa. Use an iron to take the wrinkles from your clothes. :) Jon Sagara "I am in a race. I'm weening!"