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If anyone can bring it, I'm sure she canAt Jaylen's new school she is a Toro... And they are red and black! Hopefully I can get my hands on some spirit wear! Lol
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If anyone can bring it, I'm sure she canAt Jaylen's new school she is a Toro... And they are red and black! Hopefully I can get my hands on some spirit wear! Lol
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YES! Now if only there were a school with the Clovers' colors and mascot...At Jaylen's new school she is a Toro... And they are red and black! Hopefully I can get my hands on some spirit wear! Lol
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That was on when I went to bed last night. Fell asleep to Sparky Polastri :D.Awesome! Oh wow! Like totally freak me out I mean right on!
The Toros sure are number one.
Ail-eI love seeing the way other countries/regions say things! One word can be said so many different ways and each is the "right" way to them.
You guys should try say some Scottish words.... Anyone heard of the name Eilidh? How do you think that is said?
(uk people on the board don't count haha)
Say "irony". It will make you feel better.It took me a very long time to get the hang of the word "Iron"... It's like the order the letters are in just doesn't matter anymore :confused:.
Haha it's fine. (I edited for space)Yeah I know they changed the laws - My understanding was that if it's added, it now has to be added to the server's paycheck instead of given to them in cash at the end of shift. Not sure how that makes it OK if the customer is foreign. Just sounds pretty discriminatory and most definitely not legal.
Lol... I hijacked the grammar thread that was started to keep us from hijacking threads. :p
Whoo hoo!@dawgshow @CheerBank @cheermom02
dawgshow got it its pronounced A-Lee (as in the letter A). It's a really common name here as the Gaelic form of the name Helen.
And don't worry, its my little sisters name and when we phoned my grandad when she was born the first thing he asked is why on earth my parents called their child Eye-lid. (and he's scottish too)
They are spelled the same. How do you pronounce aluminum? I've never heard it pronounced any way but a-loo-mo-num.Serious question- are "caramel" and "aluminium" spelt (;)) differently in the US? Because otherwise I just don't see how you can pronounce them CAR-mel and a-LOO-min-um!
They are spelled the same. How do you pronounce aluminum? I've never heard it pronounced any way but a-loo-mo-num.
Instead of taking over all the other threads with countless posts about grammar, please feel free to use this thread to voice your opinion. Thank you!