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TheRightStuff replied

11 June 2007, 15:30
English : Contractor
Scottish : Permie
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angusglover replied

11 June 2007, 15:29
English: IT Consultant
Indian: Eh? Whassat?
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sasguru replied

11 June 2007, 15:29
Originally posted by portseven

Scarlett Johansen's arse

Righty ho I'm off to touch meself ....
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portseven replied

11 June 2007, 15:28
Scarlett Johansen's arse
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Swiss Tony replied

11 June 2007, 15:10
Italian: Roberto Di Matteo
English: Bob Mathews

German: Michael Schumacher
English: Dirty cheating B@stard!
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PRC1964 replied

11 June 2007, 14:54
English: Agent

Gringo: A gentleman
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Bright Spark replied

11 June 2007, 14:45
English: Idiot
Italian: Stupido
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scooterscot replied

11 June 2007, 14:27
English: IT Consultant
Norwegian: Information adviser
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realityhack replied

11 June 2007, 14:26
Distance - a particular pose.
Coolant - a suave insect.
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wobbegong replied

11 June 2007, 14:22
Innuendo - an Italian suppository.

Well, someone had to say it . . . .
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Kyajae started a topic Lost in Translation

11 June 2007, 13:53
Lost in Translation

Something to get the imagination going. Think of an English word and what it's translated meaning would be in a foreign language.

For Example:

English Word: Bigamist
Translation from Italian: A large lump of fog.
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