discomania
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right, this looks good... finds printable-onable-card...
cardboard landy competition
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GRUNT
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Yella recomends photo paper.
Griffdowg
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dont you mean flammable? i will build mine tomorrow on heavyweight matt photo paper! before visiting hours ofcourse 
will post tomorrow eve.
what fun!
will post tomorrow eve.what fun!
Definition
inflammable
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adjective
1. describes something that burns very easily:
a highly inflammable liquid such as petrol
2. likely to become violent or angry very quickly and in an uncontrolled way:
an inflammable situation/region.
a highly inflammable mix of intellectual outrage and personal bitterness.
(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)
inflammable
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adjective
1. describes something that burns very easily:
a highly inflammable liquid such as petrol
2. likely to become violent or angry very quickly and in an uncontrolled way:
an inflammable situation/region.
a highly inflammable mix of intellectual outrage and personal bitterness.
(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)
Griffdowg
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i see...
yella
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whats the difference between flammable and inflammable ??
yella
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i thought that was your new name
yella
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is there an echo in here
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nope - they are defininitions of flammable and inflammable.
the only difference being "in". Inflammable can be used to describe a person as well as combusible materiel.
the reason that the more modern corruption "flammable" came about woz that foreigners (like the welsh) thought that the prefix "in" was a latin prefix meaning "not" and therefore led to confusion.
does this muddy the water sufficiently?
the only difference being "in". Inflammable can be used to describe a person as well as combusible materiel.
the reason that the more modern corruption "flammable" came about woz that foreigners (like the welsh) thought that the prefix "in" was a latin prefix meaning "not" and therefore led to confusion.
does this muddy the water sufficiently?
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