Thank you for your reply. Ps. Try to say onesentencecorrectlyin my language,then you cancorrect me...
Well when you ask me where I "take" my stats and picks from, I'm not sure what else you could be meaning. I'm fairly certain that I would not mess that up in your language, but you might be right. Does the word for "take" in Polish mean something like "create?" The two words are almost opposites in English.
I've put literally thousands of hours into what I do over the course of my life. I take nothing. Just wanted to clear that up whether or not there was a language miscommunication.
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Quote Originally Posted by Zireal:
Thank you for your reply. Ps. Try to say onesentencecorrectlyin my language,then you cancorrect me...
Well when you ask me where I "take" my stats and picks from, I'm not sure what else you could be meaning. I'm fairly certain that I would not mess that up in your language, but you might be right. Does the word for "take" in Polish mean something like "create?" The two words are almost opposites in English.
I've put literally thousands of hours into what I do over the course of my life. I take nothing. Just wanted to clear that up whether or not there was a language miscommunication.
Well when you ask me where I "take" my stats and picks from, I'm not sure what else you could be meaning. I'm fairly certain that I would not mess that up in your language, but you might be right. Does the word for "take" in Polish mean something like "create?" The two words are almost opposites in English.
I've put literally thousands of hours into what I do over the course of my life. I take nothing. Just wanted to clear that up whether or not there was a language miscommunication.
Yes, in polish grammar you can use " take" as it means "to get from" (or "where do you find them" in this case) and I didn't mean to offend you, as I appreciate all the effort you put into this thread and into capping overall. BOL
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Quote Originally Posted by herbshack:
Well when you ask me where I "take" my stats and picks from, I'm not sure what else you could be meaning. I'm fairly certain that I would not mess that up in your language, but you might be right. Does the word for "take" in Polish mean something like "create?" The two words are almost opposites in English.
I've put literally thousands of hours into what I do over the course of my life. I take nothing. Just wanted to clear that up whether or not there was a language miscommunication.
Yes, in polish grammar you can use " take" as it means "to get from" (or "where do you find them" in this case) and I didn't mean to offend you, as I appreciate all the effort you put into this thread and into capping overall. BOL
*The Pirates are 25-10 (71.4%, +23.23 units, +66.4% roi) SU this season after three straight games or more on the road now playing as dogs. That's 16-6 (72.7%, +69.2% roi) SU off of a win.
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*The Pirates are 25-10 (71.4%, +23.23 units, +66.4% roi) SU this season after three straight games or more on the road now playing as dogs. That's 16-6 (72.7%, +69.2% roi) SU off of a win.