Does anyone know what the word "Adidados" means?

Lethe

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Tue Sep-18-07 12:39 AM
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Does anyone know what the word "Adidados" means?

Please keep in mind it may be in another language or a proper noun. This is really important but I cannot figure it out. I did a lot of searching and it came up on a couple portugese websites, but I couldn't translate it in any dictionary.

Anybody got any idea??

Thanks

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Perseid

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Tue Sep-18-07 12:44 AM
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1. goodbye, forget about it. cheese is good

and forever is a place where dreams come true.

maybe

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Lethe

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Tue Sep-18-07 12:47 AM
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2. did i already post this before?

i was being serious in the OP, i really want to know what it means.

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Perseid

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Tue Sep-18-07 12:48 AM
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3. sorry

I was just having a moment there.

It sounds like a mistake to me

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Lethe

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Tue Sep-18-07 12:50 AM
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4. hey I saw your other post

I hope things work out for you man. That is tough all that happening at the same time.

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deucemagnet

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Tue Sep-18-07 12:56 AM
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5. My second sports shoe?

I'm not being serious. I got nuthin'. :shrug:

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Lethe

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Tue Sep-18-07 12:59 AM
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6. that is possible

it could be some foreign spelling of Adidas

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yewberry

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Tue Sep-18-07 02:11 AM
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7. I've seen it on a couple of sites

discussing overseas "knock-offs" of brand names (Nire=Nike, Adidados=Adidas, etc). It's on some (Brazilian) Portugese sites, too, and it's not a proper noun in that context.

Can you ask Commie Pinko Dirtbag? I think he lives in Rio.

Good luck!

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jakefrep

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Tue Sep-18-07 07:47 AM
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8. It's "goodbye" in the Ned Flanders dialect of Spanish

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