Is a good speaker, also a good and great President?

[infinite27]

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"MINE your own business"... Obviously, that's a grammatic error.

Obviously that is a typo error? Common guys, hindi naman seguro kayo grammar teacher?

[pinoyapache]

basahin mo para ma gets mo?



mine1 definition
mine (mīn)
pronoun
that or those belonging to me: the possessive form of I, used without a following noun, often after of that book is mine; mine are better; he is a friend of mine

Oi dodong it is mind your own business not "mine your own business". don't teach me something you read in the dictionary. Ok if it is typo error don't leave it as it is. Go backward and re-edit your previous post so you will not be criticized.

[raski]

Hmm it seems someone has not graduated from High School yet.

[CaseyR.]

^hehehe. be gentle mga bro uy. Masipyat pd rba ta usahay.

[utopia]

A statesman requires more than ability to talk and wit to be presentable, he has to possess character more than those.

Whoever is set to win, the electorate is intelligent and mature enough to end up with their wisest decision. The electorate has been honed to be such historically speaking from all happenings that molded the sceneries of Philippine politics. The electorate can now project who is rightfully fit for Presidency.

[pinoyapache]

Hmm it seems someone has not graduated from High School yet.

I think it's a typo error.

[raski]

I think it's a typo error.

Relax mo uy I wasn't referring to you. I was referring to the fact that someone could not get that it was an obvious typo error.

[pinoyapache]

^hehehe. be gentle mga bro uy. Masipyat pd rba ta usahay.

Agree on that. We are not perfect.

[pinoyapache]

Relax mo uy I wasn't referring to you. I was referring to the fact that someone could not get that it was an obvious typo error.

But I was referring to the same guy. You don't have to apologize. No harm done there. V

[Warnok]

basahin mo para ma gets mo?



mine1 definition
mine (mīn)
pronoun
that or those belonging to me: the possessive form of I, used without a following noun, often after of that book is mine; mine are better; he is a friend of mine

mine is full of gold....nyahahaha