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Green thumb/Grüner Daumen

am 20.11.2006 von http://transblawg.eu

These gardening gloves come from Räder (click on Collection and click through a few pages). On the green thumb is the word Bloom, which I suppose is intended to be Neudeutsch. At all events, a person whose native language is English might be mystified. An ideal …

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