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School of Sports: Jabalina
Jabalina?
A: spear-like object with a metalic point.
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Jabalina (Homonym word meaning: female wild sow or javelin)
Advertising Agency: Publicom Lowe, Honduras
Creative Director/Art Director/Illustrator: Franklin Guevara
Copywriters: Franklin Guevara, Sergio Burgos
Other credit: María del Carmen Martínez
Published: April 2007
Comments
Ahahahahahahahahahaha. Jabalina, the wife of the Jabali. Yummy!!!
huh? who is Jabali?
If its the hog from The Lion King, he is called Pumbaa here.
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...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam
Pumba is a Boar, not a sow.
solo que te faltó poner de quién fue la idea Franklin el humilde
Advertising Agency: Publicom Lowe, Honduras
Creative Director/Art Director/Illustrator: Franklin Guevara
Redactor: DANNY VALLADARES (para que duermas tranquilo)
Copywriters: Franklin Guevara, Sergio Burgos
Other credit: María del Carmen Martínez
Published: April 2007
I'm guessing Jabali is wild boar in spanish. In portuguese is Javali, so i made the connection. Jabalina turns out to be a very funny word.
Don't worry, Minimum... It's called Pumbaa in my country, as well. :)
PFOE, tought that I completely missed the point. But I got it now. It turns out you need to speak a bit spanish :P
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...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam
De quien fue la idea?
De Pumba.
jajajajaja muy gracioso!!
Advertising Agency: Publicom Lowe, Honduras
Creative Director/Art Director/Illustrator: Franklin Guevara
Redactor: DANNY VALLADARES (para que duermas tranquilo)
Copywriters: Franklin Guevara, Sergio Burgos
Other credit: María del Carmen Martínez
Published: April 2007
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