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Old 12th December 2010, 06:09 PM   #14
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C'mon Nando,

You're just envious that I coined that term before you did...

Its waxing poetic'. Simple, concise , beautifully apropos, a delight to utter. Heck, it's even eco-friendly!

Just think of the alternative "lamina de tres quinas e mesas concavas"...


Egad!



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Manolo


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Originally Posted by fernando
Funny; i find 'foliate' ugly ... and clumsy .
You're right, there must be something more technical ... and well put.
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