Peter,

I have been told to stop my whining, or been called a whiner, too many times to count. So I adopted that popular phrase and corrupted the word "wine" , hoping to both acknowledge the fact AND to communicate that I think mine are FINE (legitimate) whines.

That's all

cheers

>>Hoi Peter,
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>>I see we are making a mistake. OK, you spelt it "whine" which means to complain but is pronounced the same as "wine" - which is what we are probably drinking too much of! So I thought you were making a joke about my VFP problem :)
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>Ja, krijg nou helemaal de hik ! (hips)
>The other day I wondered what Jim Nelson actually means by his footer text, or whether he had a typo in there. So, look at the end of message #693307 and the end of message #693332. I kinda challenged Jim. But, no response (or I missed it).
>And, instead of looking for once in a dictionary, I accepted his whine as stuff to get drunk from. Never thought of the other anymore.
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>So Jim ? explain please ?
>Cheers !
>Peter
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>>Anyway, "iro" = "in respect of" eg iro my drinking problem I think I will go a program a solution :)
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>>PS. Of course the label gets funnier in geometric proportion to the volume being consumed. tfunny_label = twine_vol^2
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>>Jos