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Ah. Muy bueno, en especial el último... juas-juas...
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Hola JPablo, ¿qué tal "El que madruga come pechuga"?
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¡Hola Glen!
Gracias. Es una idea... (aunque es positiva, y creo que yo buscaba una idea algo más "negativa") Pero me has inspirado para decir, "El que madruga es el que apechuga" Apechugar equivale a "apechar" apechar. (De pecho1). 1. intr. Cargar con alguna obligación o circunstancia ingrata o no deseada. Apechar con las responsabilidades.
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