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Ask for help > What īs the name?
What īs the name?
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mcadan
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Do eggplants have eggs?
0r do hamburgers have ham?
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10 Jul 2010
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almaz
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Well, have you ever seen a horse fly? |
10 Jul 2010
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lizsantiago
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lol  ok ill leave armchair , so if the person how downloads the game wants to change it then is ok with me. i have a headache now. |
11 Jul 2010
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NanG
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I hope it helps! =)
Warm regards!! |
11 Jul 2010
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Apodo
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LOL. We say lounge chair.
Lounge = living room |
11 Jul 2010
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dturner
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They definitely look like a futon chair or sofa. If it folds down to a bed, then that īs what it īs called.
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11 Jul 2010
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Lindax
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Maybe one
of these? Single couch, cosey, cozy ( coseys are for two people), 坟ingle lounge?�
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11 Jul 2010
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Jayho
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My latest īFreedom Furniture� catalogue calls it an armchair if it has arms and an armless seat/chair if it doesnīt. Not that Iīve ever heard anyone use the latter. Generally, as Apodo says, we just say lounge chair regardless if it has arms or not.
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11 Jul 2010
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