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So Spanish fotbal players drink Cat-ade?



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We may need Clumpy and Kloumpios to assist in this thread as it appears that we have gone down to the land of near synonyms.  It is like the French tourist who ordered a piece of cake in Spain and everyone looked about wondering why this person would order cat in a restaurant.



French Gateau (pronounced Gah-Toe) = Cake

Spanish Gato (pronounced Gah-Toe) = Cat

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