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RobF

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RE: hiring translator-anybody tried ? (in reply to rafapak) 
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But some of this seems like stuff a 52 year old should know.


I ask questions because i have never been to malaga before so how would I know anything about public transport in malaga area ?


Something about this reminds me of the kind of thing another member will occasionally come up with. For example:

“I've never heard of necroposting before. So my posts have nothing to do with it.” - said after being responsible for a particularly prolific spate of necroposts.

I don’t want to name names but here’s a hint: the above quote is now known in legal circles as the “devilhand defence”.
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Stu

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RE: hiring translator-anybody tried ? (in reply to rafapak) 
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I ask questions because i have never been to malaga before so how would I know anything about public transport in malaga area ?


I don't expect you would know the times and frequency of public transport links but you can safely assume that people travel between cities in cars, buses, coaches and trains.

I've never been to Rome before but im certain they have cars buses coaches and trains to travel between cities.
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Ricardo

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RE: hiring translator-anybody tried ? (in reply to RobF) 
I can’t wait until he buys the guitar but then asks how to take it on the plane, too scared to risk it, so ends up living the rest of his life in Malaga playing in Tablaos eating tapas, drinking manzanilla, etc.

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Stu

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RE: hiring translator-anybody tried ? (in reply to Ricardo) 
😂😂
I've been playing for over 20 years and I still haven't mastered the art of taking it on the plane. So don't ask me rafa! 😄

Maybe he can sofa surf on pims couch until he moves in with the local bailaora and thus completes the dream flamenco destiny Id always hoped for for myself....and all without even knowing how to play a single compas of solea.

Some guys have all the luck.
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