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I am willing to help anyone with American English printables. If you have any questions regarding American English idioms, grammar, or words, let me know, I am willing to help! |
26 May 2009
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moniq2
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thank you very much for the offer.
Moniq2 |
26 May 2009
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eliana
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THANKS A LOT...BY THE WAY ...WHAT DO YOU CALL TO THAT OBJECT BURGLARS USUALLY USED TO OPEN DOORS? SOMETHING LIKE THIS:http://www.dutramaquinas.com.br/upload/produtos/670-50_destaque.jpg
THANKS IN ADVANCE..... |
26 May 2009
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MrMo
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Eliana, the object you refer to is called a CROWBAR.
All the best,
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26 May 2009
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feyzauygur
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thanks alot for your kindness
here is my e-mail
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26 May 2009
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It could be a crowbar or a jimmy. I can not see the picture, it is blocked, but the curved bar is called a crowbar and a jimmy is a piece of wire or a long flat piece of metal with a hook or a hole. Jimmies are more for cars though, but I have seen them used to break into houses too! |
26 May 2009
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Spagman63
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I guess I should say that too. lol I can also do British English since I lived in England for 6 years. Ivona can attest to my skills. :)
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26 May 2009
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Spagman63
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but I have seen them used to break into houses too!
Is this firsthand? lol Why didn �t you report them to the police?:)
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26 May 2009
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miss noor
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thank you very much for the offer. |
26 May 2009
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douglas
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aka: slim jim
A slim jim (more technically known as a lockout tool) is a thin strip of metal (usually spring steel) roughly 60cm long and about 2-4 cm wide originally marketed under that name by HPC Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of specialty locksmithing tools. Slim Jims are used to unlock automobile doors without use of a key or lock pick
The link |
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