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22-Apr-2009, 06:53
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22-Apr-2009, 07:54
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| Re: idiom Quote:
Could you provide more context? I only know tig and mig as types of welding. tig = tungsten inert gas mig = metal inert gas Where did you see/hear this? Petra |
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22-Apr-2009, 13:20
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| Re: idiom I've never heard of it, but it sounds like rhyming slang. Frig off? |
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