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[kappa]

Deadlift? Maybe "stacchi"?
I receive a lot of US newslettwrs about BB, and sometimes I can't understand some term... Would you help me?
K

[Animal]

Yes...Deadlifts are our"Stacchi da terra".

[TheMax]

Postato originalmente da : kappa:
<STRONG>Deadlift? Maybe "stacchi"?
I receive a lot of US newslettwrs about BB, and sometimes I can't understand some term... Would you help me?
K</STRONG>

Please feel free to submit your queries here; I 'll be delighted to help.

[Animal]

Postato originalmente da : TheMax:
<STRONG>delighted</STRONG>

WOW!!
You're the second since Shakespeare
to use this word!

[kappa]

Postato originalmente da : TheMax:
<STRONG>Please feel free to submit your queries here; I 'll be delighted to help.</STRONG>

Thank you very much, I'm reading an e-book, it's 639 pages long...
K

[TheMax]

Postato originalmente da : Animal:
<STRONG>

Postato originalmente da : TheMax:
[qb]delighted</STRONG>

WOW!!
You're the second since Shakespeare
to use this word! [/QB]

Would you have preferred a humble HAPPY, or a more formal PLEASED or...

[Animal]

"Pleased" sounds good.
Have you noticed we're becoming every day more typeing in this board(Internationl Forum).

Please,since I've noticed your English skills are very good,correct me if I write wrong words or if i make formal-mistake.THX buddy!

[max_power]

I'm very glad to see that this section is working finally.

max_power