I do completely understand the meaning of plural. In his first post he said "Want chrome paints" That could have meant 5 gold, 5 silver or a mixture. That is why I had asked, "silver or gold?" Which, in this marketplace, it's a common thing for people to want 5 gold chrome or 5 silver.
I said I have PLURAL of each. It was a joke, as a play on him using plural. I'm well aware that the proper word would be multiple. That is why the word was italicized. I do know and understand the English language as you can tell from proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Thank you very much.
You, on the other hand, may want to go back and study punctuation and capital letters.
Lol I wasn't trying to be rude, just clarifying. 3 gold 3 silver if you can do that please. How does it work with paints tho is it one per day or does that just apply to cars?
Lol I wasn't trying to be rude, just clarifying. 3 gold 3 silver if you can do that please. How does it work with paints tho is it one per day or does that just apply to cars?
