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    Default What do you call a "espantasuegras" in English?

    This is the article I'm talking about, it's like a whistle, but at the same time, it's not a whistle:

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    That´s right they are called blowouts.

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    paper blowouts...Joissu.com
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    I'll use Vicentes choice. Thanks a lot!

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    I meant to send a picture. Here's a better link if you want to see one.PAPER BLOWOUTS-Joissu.com
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    Great site Vicente, there we can get the translation all the "cotillón" item we might need, just by checking the pictures.

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