>>>>>http://www.lyricsdownload.com/perry-como-delaware-lyrics.html
>>>>>http://www.scoutsongs.com/lyrics/delaware.htm
>>>>>
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>>>>Interesting that my anti-spyware software blocked the first site as one known for spyware...
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>>>Disturbing that the one here at work didn't!
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>>Mine didn't complain, but then I got NoScript + AdBlock+, which just do their job silently and notify me somewhere on the status bar. So the FF doesn't even get a chance to see any of the nasty bits, let alone to complain about them.
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>>Is there a better expression for this "let alone"? The above paragraph sounds as if I have left Firefox alone so it can complain... Such sentences feel quite awkward to me.
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>In my known vernacular "never mind" would be used, without the following "to" (as with "let alone"), but that makes less sense :-)

But "never mind the..." is useful, IMO, though it doesn't mean the same thing. At least I get it as "regardless of...". What I need is a good expression for a "not what with", or (straight translation) "and where to would" (the last is actually an inquisitive interjection, like the French 'pas', albeit without the negative, more like "is it?"), or "and not to mention even...".

Tough - if we didn't have this "a kamo li" construct in Serbian, it would be very very clumsy to build a workaround, so some of the ancestors were smart enough to invent it and to make it spread fashion like, so it is now part of SCBM stabdard,