I guess with this machine, your ironing is just beginning. Thanks Cathy and Cinnamon.
"Banheiro" "quebrado"
8 years ago
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3 comments:
It's better the spanish translation just below where it says something like "forget ironing"
This actually makes sense from a marketing standpoint. They have to protect themselves from legal action. By putting the quotations they can make any outrageous claim without worry of a lawsuit for false advertising.
I think they meant to say "Irony" is "over"
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