Have you ever noticed how often the little word "but" negates the previous clause? I don't mean to be cruel, but... I knew that program hadn't been completely tested, but... I don't want to hurt your feelings, but... It is frequently used to separate an insincere mollification clause from the true intent of the rest of the sentence.
I know this thread is not about U2 Tech, is off-topic, and properly should be moved to u2-community, but I want to let it run for a while longer so the new list hosts can have the benefit of the group's comments without the new moderators having to decide whether or not to End Thread it.
And I don't want the poster of the message to which this is in response to think that I am using his linguistic slip to tease everybody, but I am. ;-)
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Regards,
Clif
On Apr 21, 2004, at 7:17, it was written:
OK, I hate to keep perpetuating this thread, which has nothing to do with U2, but...
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