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FREE drinks for everyone One night, a drunk comes stumbling (1) into a bar and says to the bartender (2) : "Drinks for all on me including you, bartender." So the bartender follows the mans orders and says: "That will be $36.50 please." The drunk says he has no money so the bartender slaps (3) him around and throws (4) him out. The next night the same drunk comes in again and orders (5) a drink for everyone in the bar including the bartender. Again the bartender follows instructions and again the drunk says he has no money. So the bartender slaps him around and throws him out. On the third night he comes in, the drunk orders drinks for all except the bartender. "What, no drink for me?" replies the bartender. "Oh, no. You get violent when you drink." (1) stumble = tropezar. stumbling block = obstáculo (2) bartender = camarero (USA) / barman (UK). (Barman, barmaid (fem), bartender) son camareros que SOLO s irven bebidas, normalmente detras de la barra. Waiter y waitress son camareros que trabajan en restaurantes y locales donde se sirven comidas. (3) slap = abofetear (4) throws = echar, expulsar (5) order = pedir algo (comida, bebida, etc.) Have you ordered yet? = Habéis pedido ya? Are you ready to order? = Han decidido ya que van a pedir? Joke (chiste) " id="pdf-obj-0-4" src="pdf-obj-0-4.jpg">

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One night, a drunk comes stumbling(1) into a bar and says to the bartender(2): "Drinks for all on me including you, bartender." So the bartender follows the mans orders and says: "That will be $36.50 please." The drunk says he has no money so the bartender slaps(3) him around and throws(4) him out.

The next night the same drunk comes in again and orders(5) a drink for everyone in the bar including the bartender. Again the bartender follows instructions and again the drunk says he has no money. So the bartender slaps him around and throws him out.

On the third night he comes in, the drunk orders drinks for all except the bartender. "What, no drink for me?" replies the bartender. "Oh, no. You get violent when you drink."

FREE drinks for everyone One night, a drunk comes stumbling (1) into a bar and says to the bartender (2) : "Drinks for all on me including you, bartender." So the bartender follows the mans orders and says: "That will be $36.50 please." The drunk says he has no money so the bartender slaps (3) him around and throws (4) him out. The next night the same drunk comes in again and orders (5) a drink for everyone in the bar including the bartender. Again the bartender follows instructions and again the drunk says he has no money. So the bartender slaps him around and throws him out. On the third night he comes in, the drunk orders drinks for all except the bartender. "What, no drink for me?" replies the bartender. "Oh, no. You get violent when you drink." (1) stumble = tropezar. stumbling block = obstáculo (2) bartender = camarero (USA) / barman (UK). (Barman, barmaid (fem), bartender) son camareros que SOLO s irven bebidas, normalmente detras de la barra. Waiter y waitress son camareros que trabajan en restaurantes y locales donde se sirven comidas. (3) slap = abofetear (4) throws = echar, expulsar (5) order = pedir algo (comida, bebida, etc.) Have you ordered yet? = Habéis pedido ya? Are you ready to order? = Han decidido ya que van a pedir? Joke (chiste) " id="pdf-obj-0-24" src="pdf-obj-0-24.jpg">

(1) stumble = tropezar. stumbling block = obstáculo (2) bartender = camarero (USA) / barman (UK). (Barman, barmaid (fem), bartender) son camareros que SOLO sirven bebidas, normalmente detras de la barra. Waiter y waitress son camareros que trabajan en restaurantes y locales donde se sirven comidas. (3) slap = abofetear (4) throws = echar, expulsar (5) order = pedir algo (comida, bebida, etc.) Have you ordered yet? = Habéis pedido ya? Are you ready to order? = Han decidido ya que van a pedir?

FREE drinks for everyone One night, a drunk comes stumbling (1) into a bar and says to the bartender (2) : "Drinks for all on me including you, bartender." So the bartender follows the mans orders and says: "That will be $36.50 please." The drunk says he has no money so the bartender slaps (3) him around and throws (4) him out. The next night the same drunk comes in again and orders (5) a drink for everyone in the bar including the bartender. Again the bartender follows instructions and again the drunk says he has no money. So the bartender slaps him around and throws him out. On the third night he comes in, the drunk orders drinks for all except the bartender. "What, no drink for me?" replies the bartender. "Oh, no. You get violent when you drink." (1) stumble = tropezar. stumbling block = obstáculo (2) bartender = camarero (USA) / barman (UK). (Barman, barmaid (fem), bartender) son camareros que SOLO s irven bebidas, normalmente detras de la barra. Waiter y waitress son camareros que trabajan en restaurantes y locales donde se sirven comidas. (3) slap = abofetear (4) throws = echar, expulsar (5) order = pedir algo (comida, bebida, etc.) Have you ordered yet? = Habéis pedido ya? Are you ready to order? = Han decidido ya que van a pedir? Joke (chiste) " id="pdf-obj-0-45" src="pdf-obj-0-45.jpg">

Joke (chiste)

CAR showroom (2) , looks around all the Porsches, Ferrari's and LAMBORGHINI'S before deciding on a top-end Red Porsche. "I'll pay cash!" (3) she says and hands over a bagful of Twenties (4) . The deal (5) is finalised very quickly and the girl drives it away. 2 days later she's back, fuming "I want my money back smells awfully (6) bad when I use the brakes (7) ." ... it Not wanting to lose the sale (having taken cash and fiddled (8) the books) the sales-manager decides to ride in the CAR with her 'in case she ain't driving it properly' He gets in and she roars (9) out of the dealership (10) , drops it into second gear at 50 mph, FLOORS the pedal again and slips into 3rd at 80mph, does a handbrake turn into a country lane and then really starts to accelerate. 110mph in 4th, 140 in 5th, the engine's roaring like a Lion with toothache, and the CAR is shuddering (11) as it climbs (12) to 170mph. The scenery is a green blur and the G-force has him pinned in the seat. In the distance, to his relief, the barriers of a level crossing are beginning to come down and she will have to slow down (he thinks!), but no, she FLOORS speedometer (13) climbs higher. it and the " id="pdf-obj-1-3" src="pdf-obj-1-3.jpg">

you Smell it? A 21 year old girl saunters (1) into a prestigous CAR showroom (2), looks around all the Porsches, Ferrari's

CAR showroom (2) , looks around all the Porsches, Ferrari's and LAMBORGHINI'S before deciding on a top-end Red Porsche. "I'll pay cash!" (3) she says and hands over a bagful of Twenties (4) . The deal (5) is finalised very quickly and the girl drives it away. 2 days later she's back, fuming "I want my money back smells awfully (6) bad when I use the brakes (7) ." ... it Not wanting to lose the sale (having taken cash and fiddled (8) the books) the sales-manager decides to ride in the CAR with her 'in case she ain't driving it properly' He gets in and she roars (9) out of the dealership (10) , drops it into second gear at 50 mph, FLOORS the pedal again and slips into 3rd at 80mph, does a handbrake turn into a country lane and then really starts to accelerate. 110mph in 4th, 140 in 5th, the engine's roaring like a Lion with toothache, and the CAR is shuddering (11) as it climbs (12) to 170mph. The scenery is a green blur and the G-force has him pinned in the seat. In the distance, to his relief, the barriers of a level crossing are beginning to come down and she will have to slow down (he thinks!), but no, she FLOORS speedometer (13) climbs higher. it and the " id="pdf-obj-1-14" src="pdf-obj-1-14.jpg">

and LAMBORGHINI'S

before deciding on a top-end Red

Porsche. "I'll pay cash!" (3) she says and hands over a bagful of Twenties (4). The deal (5) is finalised very quickly and the girl drives it away.

2 days later she's back, fuming "I want my money back smells awfully (6) bad when I use the brakes(7)."

...

it

Not wanting to lose the sale (having taken cash and

fiddled (8) the books) the sales-manager decides to ride in

the CAR

CAR showroom (2) , looks around all the Porsches, Ferrari's and LAMBORGHINI'S before deciding on a top-end Red Porsche. "I'll pay cash!" (3) she says and hands over a bagful of Twenties (4) . The deal (5) is finalised very quickly and the girl drives it away. 2 days later she's back, fuming "I want my money back smells awfully (6) bad when I use the brakes (7) ." ... it Not wanting to lose the sale (having taken cash and fiddled (8) the books) the sales-manager decides to ride in the CAR with her 'in case she ain't driving it properly' He gets in and she roars (9) out of the dealership (10) , drops it into second gear at 50 mph, FLOORS the pedal again and slips into 3rd at 80mph, does a handbrake turn into a country lane and then really starts to accelerate. 110mph in 4th, 140 in 5th, the engine's roaring like a Lion with toothache, and the CAR is shuddering (11) as it climbs (12) to 170mph. The scenery is a green blur and the G-force has him pinned in the seat. In the distance, to his relief, the barriers of a level crossing are beginning to come down and she will have to slow down (he thinks!), but no, she FLOORS speedometer (13) climbs higher. it and the " id="pdf-obj-1-48" src="pdf-obj-1-48.jpg">

with her 'in case she ain't driving it properly'

He gets in and she roars (9) out of the dealership (10),

drops it into second gear at 50 mph, FLOORS

CAR showroom (2) , looks around all the Porsches, Ferrari's and LAMBORGHINI'S before deciding on a top-end Red Porsche. "I'll pay cash!" (3) she says and hands over a bagful of Twenties (4) . The deal (5) is finalised very quickly and the girl drives it away. 2 days later she's back, fuming "I want my money back smells awfully (6) bad when I use the brakes (7) ." ... it Not wanting to lose the sale (having taken cash and fiddled (8) the books) the sales-manager decides to ride in the CAR with her 'in case she ain't driving it properly' He gets in and she roars (9) out of the dealership (10) , drops it into second gear at 50 mph, FLOORS the pedal again and slips into 3rd at 80mph, does a handbrake turn into a country lane and then really starts to accelerate. 110mph in 4th, 140 in 5th, the engine's roaring like a Lion with toothache, and the CAR is shuddering (11) as it climbs (12) to 170mph. The scenery is a green blur and the G-force has him pinned in the seat. In the distance, to his relief, the barriers of a level crossing are beginning to come down and she will have to slow down (he thinks!), but no, she FLOORS speedometer (13) climbs higher. it and the " id="pdf-obj-1-61" src="pdf-obj-1-61.jpg">

the pedal

again and slips into 3rd at 80mph, does a handbrake turn into

a country lane and then really starts to accelerate.

110mph in 4th, 140 in 5th, the engine's roaring like a Lion

with toothache, and the CAR

CAR showroom (2) , looks around all the Porsches, Ferrari's and LAMBORGHINI'S before deciding on a top-end Red Porsche. "I'll pay cash!" (3) she says and hands over a bagful of Twenties (4) . The deal (5) is finalised very quickly and the girl drives it away. 2 days later she's back, fuming "I want my money back smells awfully (6) bad when I use the brakes (7) ." ... it Not wanting to lose the sale (having taken cash and fiddled (8) the books) the sales-manager decides to ride in the CAR with her 'in case she ain't driving it properly' He gets in and she roars (9) out of the dealership (10) , drops it into second gear at 50 mph, FLOORS the pedal again and slips into 3rd at 80mph, does a handbrake turn into a country lane and then really starts to accelerate. 110mph in 4th, 140 in 5th, the engine's roaring like a Lion with toothache, and the CAR is shuddering (11) as it climbs (12) to 170mph. The scenery is a green blur and the G-force has him pinned in the seat. In the distance, to his relief, the barriers of a level crossing are beginning to come down and she will have to slow down (he thinks!), but no, she FLOORS speedometer (13) climbs higher. it and the " id="pdf-obj-1-74" src="pdf-obj-1-74.jpg">

is shuddering (11)as it

climbs (12) to 170mph. The scenery is a green blur and the G-force has him pinned in the seat.

In the distance, to his relief, the barriers of a level crossing are beginning to come down and she will have to slow down

(he thinks!), but no, she FLOORS speedometer (13) climbs higher.

CAR showroom (2) , looks around all the Porsches, Ferrari's and LAMBORGHINI'S before deciding on a top-end Red Porsche. "I'll pay cash!" (3) she says and hands over a bagful of Twenties (4) . The deal (5) is finalised very quickly and the girl drives it away. 2 days later she's back, fuming "I want my money back smells awfully (6) bad when I use the brakes (7) ." ... it Not wanting to lose the sale (having taken cash and fiddled (8) the books) the sales-manager decides to ride in the CAR with her 'in case she ain't driving it properly' He gets in and she roars (9) out of the dealership (10) , drops it into second gear at 50 mph, FLOORS the pedal again and slips into 3rd at 80mph, does a handbrake turn into a country lane and then really starts to accelerate. 110mph in 4th, 140 in 5th, the engine's roaring like a Lion with toothache, and the CAR is shuddering (11) as it climbs (12) to 170mph. The scenery is a green blur and the G-force has him pinned in the seat. In the distance, to his relief, the barriers of a level crossing are beginning to come down and she will have to slow down (he thinks!), but no, she FLOORS speedometer (13) climbs higher. it and the " id="pdf-obj-1-92" src="pdf-obj-1-92.jpg">

it and the

100 yards from the crossing she slams on the brakes and the car stops inches from the barrier.

"So, can you smell it?" she says. "SMELL IT? HONEY, I'M SITTING IN IT!!!"

(1) saunter = pasearse

He sauntered over to the bar / Fue HACIA

HACIA la barra con mucha tranquilidad. (2) showroom = sala de exposición (de artículos a la venta) a car showroom / una exposición de COCHES (3) cash (incontable) = dinero (en efectivo) to pay (in) cash / PAGAR en metalico cash price / precio al contado (4) a bagful of Twenties = una bolsa llena de billetes de 20 dólares (5) deal = trato, acuerdo to make - close a deal / hacer - cerrar un trato (6) awfully = terriblemente (7) brakes = frenos (8) fiddle (coloq) = falsear, estafar to fiddle the books / falsear los libros (9) roar = rugido, estruendo Cars roared past / Los COCHES pasaban con gran estruendo (10) DEALERSHIP = CONCESIONARIO DE AUTOMÓVILES (11) shudder = estremecerse, vibrar (12) climb = subir (13) speedometer = cuentakilómetros " id="pdf-obj-2-16" src="pdf-obj-2-16.jpg">

la barra con

mucha tranquilidad.

(2) showroom = sala de exposición (de artículos a la venta)

a car showroom / una exposición de COCHES

HACIA la barra con mucha tranquilidad. (2) showroom = sala de exposición (de artículos a la venta) a car showroom / una exposición de COCHES (3) cash (incontable) = dinero (en efectivo) to pay (in) cash / PAGAR en metalico cash price / precio al contado (4) a bagful of Twenties = una bolsa llena de billetes de 20 dólares (5) deal = trato, acuerdo to make - close a deal / hacer - cerrar un trato (6) awfully = terriblemente (7) brakes = frenos (8) fiddle (coloq) = falsear, estafar to fiddle the books / falsear los libros (9) roar = rugido, estruendo Cars roared past / Los COCHES pasaban con gran estruendo (10) DEALERSHIP = CONCESIONARIO DE AUTOMÓVILES (11) shudder = estremecerse, vibrar (12) climb = subir (13) speedometer = cuentakilómetros " id="pdf-obj-2-33" src="pdf-obj-2-33.jpg">

(3) cash (incontable) = dinero (en efectivo)

to pay (in) cash / PAGAR

HACIA la barra con mucha tranquilidad. (2) showroom = sala de exposición (de artículos a la venta) a car showroom / una exposición de COCHES (3) cash (incontable) = dinero (en efectivo) to pay (in) cash / PAGAR en metalico cash price / precio al contado (4) a bagful of Twenties = una bolsa llena de billetes de 20 dólares (5) deal = trato, acuerdo to make - close a deal / hacer - cerrar un trato (6) awfully = terriblemente (7) brakes = frenos (8) fiddle (coloq) = falsear, estafar to fiddle the books / falsear los libros (9) roar = rugido, estruendo Cars roared past / Los COCHES pasaban con gran estruendo (10) DEALERSHIP = CONCESIONARIO DE AUTOMÓVILES (11) shudder = estremecerse, vibrar (12) climb = subir (13) speedometer = cuentakilómetros " id="pdf-obj-2-44" src="pdf-obj-2-44.jpg">

en metalico

cash price / precio al contado

(4) a bagful of Twenties = una bolsa llena de billetes de 20

dólares

(5) deal = trato, acuerdo

to make - close a deal / hacer - cerrar un trato

(6) awfully = terriblemente

(7) brakes = frenos

(8) fiddle (coloq) = falsear, estafar

to fiddle the books / falsear los libros

(9) roar = rugido, estruendo

Cars roared past / Los COCHES

HACIA la barra con mucha tranquilidad. (2) showroom = sala de exposición (de artículos a la venta) a car showroom / una exposición de COCHES (3) cash (incontable) = dinero (en efectivo) to pay (in) cash / PAGAR en metalico cash price / precio al contado (4) a bagful of Twenties = una bolsa llena de billetes de 20 dólares (5) deal = trato, acuerdo to make - close a deal / hacer - cerrar un trato (6) awfully = terriblemente (7) brakes = frenos (8) fiddle (coloq) = falsear, estafar to fiddle the books / falsear los libros (9) roar = rugido, estruendo Cars roared past / Los COCHES pasaban con gran estruendo (10) DEALERSHIP = CONCESIONARIO DE AUTOMÓVILES (11) shudder = estremecerse, vibrar (12) climb = subir (13) speedometer = cuentakilómetros " id="pdf-obj-2-92" src="pdf-obj-2-92.jpg">

pasaban con gran estruendo

(10) DEALERSHIP

= CONCESIONARIO DE AUTOMÓVILES

(11) shudder = estremecerse, vibrar

(12) climb = subir

(13) speedometer = cuentakilómetros