A thick tail
Norwegian translation: et tykt spor
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1| a thick trail et tykt spor Explanation: Tillot meg å rette spørsmålet, det står faktisk "trail" og ikke "tail" i teksten. Lærerinnen min på kokeskolen på grunnskolen sa alltid at eggedosisen var ferdig når du kunne skrive "OLE" med dryppet fra vispen og det ble stående en liten stund;) |
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