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domingo, 27 de marzo de 2011
Laugh to see a pudding crawl 30580
Laugh to see a pudding crawl
(UK) Someone who would laugh to see a pudding crawl is easily amused and will laugh at anything.
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writer's block 30604
up to your/its old tricks 300603
dollars to donuts/doughnuts (American informal)30602
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