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Sun, Sep 16, 12 at 19:34
| Since you are from Germany I would like to ask you something. My mother used to say Frais always finds Frais. I don't know how to spell it though. You roll the r and it is a long a. Translation would be people will always find someone like them. Such as low lifes or nobodys. Can you help me? |
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| I don't know how to spell it either, and remember my mom saying something similar. Funny about mothers. Moni |
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| My bug-expert friend taught me the word "frass," which means insect droppings. I thought it fit the context of the word in question. I looked it up just now and it's German, so see if you think this could be the same word: frass (frs) The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language |
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- Posted by bengardening (My Page) on Mon, Sep 17, 12 at 16:14
| You know I think that is exactly what it means and thats what my mother meant it to be. Lowlifes find alike lowlifes |
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