I guess being asked what flavours are available may have thrown the guy . . .dazzlebabe wrote:i am not surprised the Pizza guys could not understand you when you don't even bother putting apostrophes in your posts.
dazzlebabe wrote:i am not surprised the Pizza guys could not understand you when you don't even bother putting apostrophes in your posts.
Much better. See what can be achieved without the lol? lolmorenangpinay wrote:dazzlebabe wrote:i am not surprised the Pizza guys could not understand you when you don't even bother putting apostrophes in your posts.
oh fine if you insist.
I should have talked to him like this then.
What are the varieties of pizza available question mark
What question mark
I apostrophe m sorry coma I can apostrophe t understand period
Tsk tsk, SMS:sundaymorningstaple wrote:Seeing that the US was there since 1945 I would imagine so.....
The Philippine–American War (1899–1902) was an armed military conflict between the United States and the Philippines, which arose from the First Philippine Republic struggle against U.S. annexation of the Islands. This conflict is also known as the "Philippine Insurrection" because the U.S. government never recognized the declaration of war by Emilio Aguinaldo and his republican government.
The war officially ended on July 4, 1902.[6][7] However, remnants of the Philippine Army, and other resistance groups continued hostilities against American rule until 1913.[7][8]
The U.S. conquest of the Philippines has been described as a genocide, and resulted in the death of 1.4 million Filipinos
sundaymorningstaple wrote:Seeing that the US was there since 1945 I would imagine so..... China prefers US English as well.
dazzlebabe wrote:I suppose if given the choice American English would be preferred since they like leaving out certain letters (Us and Rs) and makes typing faster.
No pain at all, my English is not that great, although my roots are fading with age I have fallen victim to the software, and cannot be bothered changing it anymore, and have also given up with the spell checkerVaucluse wrote:Wow, KSL . . . the pain you must feel.
I guess you can take heart that without the US not many people would be speaking English . . . and at least it is still called English, not American.
I am a mere compared to the subject of one of Steinbeck's novels!sundaymorningstaple wrote:Which just goes to show, I'm not nearly as old as you are. That's way before my time....Vaucluse wrote:
Tsk tsk, SMS:
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