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[KeithD]

And you need to learn the difference between intelligence and education.
but thats what I expect from a filapina dating site web master.

Tell me one Yank that can speak correct English....NONE.........you can't tell the difference between ZZ & SS.....probably why you couldn't figure out the Nazi's in the war

"Mr President, the Jews are being slaughtered by the ZZ"

[RHB]

Tell me one Yank that can speak correct English....NONE.........you can't tell the difference between ZZ & SS.....probably why you couldn't figure out the Nazi's in the war

"Mr President, the Jews are being slaughtered by the ZZ"

Well now I know you are desperate for a comback, since you have to refer to a war in which the U.S. saved your beloved UK, and you don't have the sense to realize it, or acknowledge it. Your musings are ethnocentricity at its worst, and rather insulting to the thousands of yanks that gave there lives to save your sorry ass.

The point is your misunderstanding of the terms educated, and intelligence, which you used interchangebly. Clearly you divert because you can't defend your misspoken words.

We can do this forever, or you can follow the advice of one of your subscribers and get it back to topic, after all, your the admin, not a spammer.

this is fun actually

[aromulus]

Mhhhhhhhh.....

[ervenescence]

OMG!!!

Yank vs Admin

I can see the flame.

[nethlewy]

''............a war in which the U.S. saved your beloved UK, and you don't have the sense to realize it, or acknowledge it.''




Is it realise or realize?

[aromulus]

''............a war in which the U.S. saved your beloved UK, and you don't have the sense to realize it, or acknowledge it.''

Whose beloved UK............... Paleface...????

Is it realise or realize?

re·al·ize /ˈriəˌlaɪz/Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[ree-uh-lahyz]Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciationverb, -ized, -iz·ing. –verb (used with object) 1.to grasp or understand clearly. 2.to make real; give reality to (a hope, fear, plan, etc.). 3.to bring vividly to the mind. 4.to convert into cash or money: to realize securities. 5.to obtain as a profit or income for oneself by trade, labor, or investment. 6.to bring as proceeds, as from a sale: The goods realized $1000. 7.Music. to sight-read on a keyboard instrument or write out in notation the full harmony and ornamentation indicated by (a figured bass). 8.Linguistics. to serve as an instance, representation, or embodiment of (an abstract linguistic element or category): In “Jack tripped,” the subject is realized by “Jack,” the predicate by “tripped,” and the past tense by “-ed.” –verb (used without object) 9.to convert property or goods into cash or money.
Also, especially British, re·al·ise.

And in the original version... In the Queen's English........... With an "S"

[Welsh_Italian]

Well now I know you are desperate for a comback, since you have to refer to a war in which the U.S. saved your beloved UK, and you don't have the sense to realize it, or acknowledge it. Your musings are ethnocentricity at its worst, and rather insulting to the thousands of yanks that gave there lives to save your sorry ass.

The point is your misunderstanding of the terms educated, and intelligence, which you used interchangebly. Clearly you divert because you can't defend your misspoken words.

We can do this forever, or you can follow the advice of one of your subscribers and get it back to topic, after all, your the admin, not a spammer.

this is fun actually

And the British Navy stopped the US from being invaded by a superior foe. btw, if you saved our limey asses, the soviets saved uncle Sam. The largest battles by far were between the Germans and the Soviets, who took the brunt of the axis fighting machine by a very large margin. US forces alone would probably have been smashed.

Ok comradeski?