yiterp Joined Mar 18, 2001 Messages 2,921 Oct 22, 2001 #1 i have a nib spyderco jotsingh khalsa,s/n 349,black macarda scales i would like to trade for a nice 9" phillipino bali
i have a nib spyderco jotsingh khalsa,s/n 349,black macarda scales i would like to trade for a nice 9" phillipino bali
U UnclePhilthy Joined May 21, 2001 Messages 127 Oct 22, 2001 #4 Originally posted by Cannabisbh: No offense, but that would be phillipino. >>No offense, but the 'p' should be capitalized.
Originally posted by Cannabisbh: No offense, but that would be phillipino. >>No offense, but the 'p' should be capitalized.
kamagong Gold Member Joined Jan 13, 2001 Messages 10,584 Oct 22, 2001 #5 Actually it would be Filipino or Pilipino.
BalisongMan Joined Mar 10, 2000 Messages 1,695 Oct 22, 2001 #6 Filipino or Pilipinas I have a Filipino currency note and it says "REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS" SAMPUNG PISO
Filipino or Pilipinas I have a Filipino currency note and it says "REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS" SAMPUNG PISO
B Bladeswinger Joined Jul 1, 2001 Messages 1,297 Oct 22, 2001 #7 I used to have a filipino girlfriend, does that count????d
sniperboy Gold Member Joined Oct 19, 1999 Messages 2,836 Oct 22, 2001 #8 groooan >_<... only in america
blade_420 Joined Jan 15, 2001 Messages 2,353 Oct 22, 2001 #10 No Offence, America is supposed to be capitalized, too.
ExamonLyf Joined Dec 22, 2000 Messages 5,811 Oct 22, 2001 #11 Just re-phrase it to: "Hey anyone have a Batangas handmade they'd like to trade?" Avoid the Filipino/Pilipino/Philippines stuff....you will always be wrong depending on who reads it. "Batangas" is pretty safe <~~ I think ? Now watch Batangueno come on here and explain there are 4-5 other accepted spellings. "Hunters seek what they [WANT].., Seekers hunt what they [NEED]"
Just re-phrase it to: "Hey anyone have a Batangas handmade they'd like to trade?" Avoid the Filipino/Pilipino/Philippines stuff....you will always be wrong depending on who reads it. "Batangas" is pretty safe <~~ I think ? Now watch Batangueno come on here and explain there are 4-5 other accepted spellings. "Hunters seek what they [WANT].., Seekers hunt what they [NEED]"