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scoop for powder and protein powder packaging in stand up pouches and
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"MARION LARA" wrote in message
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We are the manufacturer of plastic packaging for flexible recycled
bags packaging company. Our vacuum bags packaging is also used for
cosmetic packaging supplies. Our biodegradable bags is used for coffee
bags . Our packaging bags is also manufactured for plastic measurement
scoop for powder and protein powder packaging in stand up pouches and
resealable bags or reclosable recycled bags, sea food and frozen food
recycle bags packaging"

You must be the one who supplies the boxes of vacuum sealed plastic bags
that contain the plastic bags that the TPGs use to return most collector
coins. Either you're located a long way off or you need a more proficient
translator. Or both.

On May 21, 7:49*am, "Bremick" wrote:
"MARION LARA" wrote in message

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We are the manufacturer of plastic packaging for flexible recycled
bags packaging company. Our vacuum bags packaging is also used for
cosmetic packaging supplies. Our biodegradable bags is used for coffee
bags . Our packaging bags is also manufactured for plastic measurement
scoop for powder and protein powder packaging in stand up pouches and
resealable bags or reclosable recycled bags, sea food and frozen food
recycle bags packaging"

You must be the one who supplies the boxes of vacuum sealed plastic bags
that contain the plastic bags that the TPGs use to return most collector
coins. *Either you're located a long way off or you need a more proficient
translator. *Or both.

Now now, Mr. R., one supposes that her English is better than your
Chinese. All of the "to be" verbs are tough (irregular) in
practically any language. oly

I lived in Pittsburgh for a year and was amazed that the locals rarely used the infinitive form of the verb. "My car is dirty, it needs washed", instead of saying that it "needs TO BE washed". I thought that Hamlet's soliloquy would have been fun to hear in Pittsburghese. "__ __ or not __ __".

On Mon, 21 May 2012 14:43:17 -0700 (PDT), Jud
wrote:

I lived in Pittsburgh for a year and was amazed that the locals rarely used=
the infinitive form of the verb. "My car is dirty, it needs washed", inste=
ad of saying that it "needs TO BE washed". I thought that Hamlet's soliloqu=
y would have been fun to hear in Pittsburghese. "__ __ or not __ __".

To bee or not to bee was never much of a question for me!

beekeep

I think therefor I bee

"oly" wrote in message
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On May 21, 7:49 am, "Bremick" wrote:
"MARION LARA" wrote in message

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We are the manufacturer of plastic packaging for flexible recycled
bags packaging company. Our vacuum bags packaging is also used for
cosmetic packaging supplies. Our biodegradable bags is used for coffee
bags . Our packaging bags is also manufactured for plastic measurement
scoop for powder and protein powder packaging in stand up pouches and
resealable bags or reclosable recycled bags, sea food and frozen food
recycle bags packaging"

You must be the one who supplies the boxes of vacuum sealed plastic bags
that contain the plastic bags that the TPGs use to return most collector
coins. Either you're located a long way off or you need a more proficient
translator. Or both.

Now now, Mr. R., one supposes that her English is better than your
Chinese. All of the "to be" verbs are tough (irregular) in
practically any language. oly
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Her English may be better than mine as well. But whoever was involved in
composing, writing, and/or translating that paragraph needs to have an
alternative job in reserve. Not to mention the "so what?" spam quality of
the post itself.

"Jud" wrote in message
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I lived in Pittsburgh for a year and was amazed that the locals rarely used
the infinitive form of the verb. "My car is dirty, it needs washed", instead
of saying that it "needs TO BE washed". I thought that Hamlet's soliloquy
would have been fun to hear in Pittsburghese. "__ __ or not __ __".

Lots of my friends and co-workers were from PA. At least 90% of them talked
that same way. Must be their textbooks.

In article ,
Jud wrote:

I lived in Pittsburgh for a year and was amazed that the locals rarely used
the infinitive form of the verb. "My car is dirty, it needs washed", instead
of saying that it "needs TO BE washed". I thought that Hamlet's soliloquy
would have been fun to hear in Pittsburghese. "__ __ or not __ __".

One of my coin deeler buddies is originally from eastern Ohio, and one
of his typical expressions is "It needs dipped" when referring to a coin
with ugly toning. I figgered it wuz an eastern Ohio affectation ...
dint know that it extended into western Pennsylvania ...

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Ken Barr Numismatics * * * *email:
P. O. Box 32541 * * * * * * website: *http://www.kenbarr.com
San Jose, CA *95152 * * Coins, currency, exonumia, souvenir cards, etc.
408-272-3247 * ** NEXT SHOW: ANA Denver 5/10-12 (at SCCS table 730)

Jud wrote:
I lived in Pittsburgh for a year and was amazed that the locals
rarely used the infinitive form of the verb. "My car is dirty, it
needs washed", instead of saying that it "needs TO BE washed". I
thought that Hamlet's soliloquy would have been fun to hear in
Pittsburghese. "__ __ or not __ __".

Can't expect anything else from people who pronounce their city as
'pittsberg', when it's pittsburgh, like 'edinburgh'

"Phil L" wrote in message
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Jud wrote:
I lived in Pittsburgh for a year and was amazed that the locals
rarely used the infinitive form of the verb. "My car is dirty, it
needs washed", instead of saying that it "needs TO BE washed". I
thought that Hamlet's soliloquy would have been fun to hear in
Pittsburghese. "__ __ or not __ __".

Can't expect anything else from people who pronounce their city as
'pittsberg', when it's pittsburgh, like 'edinburgh'


I'n not from PA, bit I would pronounce "berg" and "burgh" the same way. I'm
sure some others might say "boig" or "bay-erg".