You were right in the first part, Juan. Even though I have been known as a
cunning linguist, I completely missed your play on words! Maybe I need to
take a day off...
I have never seen that particular combination of symbols. What does it mean,
BTW?
P.S. Thanks for saving me the trouble of checking out your joke!

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re:
> I have been known as a cunning linguist
I thought that :
> Threads kill themselves generally
> Not the "VB.NET vs. C#" threads...
was a cunning lingual expression... ;-)
re:
> I have never seen that particular combination of symbols.
<g, d & r> = <grin, duck and run>
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> You were right in the first part, Juan. Even though I have been known as a cunning
> linguist, I completely missed your play on words! Maybe I need to take a day off...
>
> I have never seen that particular combination of symbols. What does it mean, BTW?
>
> P.S. Thanks for saving me the trouble of checking out your joke!
>> Either I needed to insert a smilie instead of <g, d & r>
>> or you are the best stone-faced legpuller I've ever seen.
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>>>>
>>>>> Threads kill themselves generally
Kevin Spencer - 30 Oct 2005 16:11 GMT
Muchas gracias, amigo!

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> re:
>> I have been known as a cunning linguist
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>>>>>
>>>>>> Threads kill themselves generally