Andy Morris asked where the word Palmares came from. French for award, prize, anything from "well
done old chap" to knighthood.
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Andy Morris asked where the word Palmares came from. French for award, prize, anything from "well
done old chap" to knighthood.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Andy Morris asked where the word Palmares came from. French for award, prize, anything from
"well done old chap" to knighthood.I suppose "Laurels" would be the closest translation. Mind you, you'd want a big head to need a
crown of palm leaves...
You don't win any palmares for starting a new thread 🙂
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