>>>>>>I know :). I think the last 'American Beer' I had, was a Bud I found while floating down the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon in 1988.
>>>>>>I'll take an IPA (summer) or stout (winter) over a Bud anytime.
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>>>>>There's an IPA (India Pale Ale) in GB too, a different brewery.
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>>>>See? Dragan was right. You were going to mention India eventually.
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>>>I didn't know exactly where I'll be right... it's a Heisenbug.
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>>FYEE:
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>>I didn't know exactly where I would be be right... it's a Heisenbug.
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>One philologist was just the other day explaining to me why both are OK but have different meanings - my being the one that still holds, yours being one that held at the time when the sentence happened. But he's in Toronto... any substance in what he says?

I had to look up what a philologist is. Maybe both are right for different meanings but I can't see it. "I don't know exactly where I'll be" sounds right.

You could think of my version as "I didn't know exactly where I would be be [being]"