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osaka underwear

In English we sometimes say "don't wash your dirty linen in public", which means something along the lines of: "don't argue in public with those close to you - keep it private".

However, in Osaka they say "don't wash your dirty linen in public and then hang them on a van to dry". I have no idea what it means though.

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On Friday, 19 September, 2008, Blogger Brian S said:

Could it be wash and drive it dry?  



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