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If you'll refresh your memory about the context of this comment thread, you will see several posters using past-tense to refer to historical situations and that
by NoZebra120vClip 4y ago
If you'll refresh your memory about the context of this comment thread, you will see several posters using past-tense to refer to historical situations and that is the context into which you interjected your thing about panko. I assumed that you knew that panko had once been made that way and was no longer. Others may have assumed that as well, given the established context and the way you wrote the sentence.
So I hope this clears it up for everyone.
Thanks.
- QuercusMax 4y agoI have no idea about how either triscuits or panko are made nowadays. Thus, I referred to them in the past tense talking about how they were made when they were originally created.
- torstenvl 4y ago> I assumed that you knew that panko had once been made that way and was no longer...the way you wrote the sentence. Again, I was not the one who made the comment. Please stop with the inappropriate behavior. > Thanks. Don't do this, please.
- NoZebra120vClip 4y agoYou're welcome.