I must agree, Jim. Your whines are generally quite fine. But let me suggest to these Dutch guys that they'd better "lay off the sauce" if they plan to get much work done. How's that 5,000,000 line conversion going, Peter?

Mike

>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,
>>>
>>>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 :)
>>
>>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.
>>
>>So Jim ? explain please ?
>>Cheers !
>>Peter
>>
>>
>>>
>>>Anyway, "iro" = "in respect of" eg iro my drinking problem I think I will go a program a solution :)
>>>
>>>PS. Of course the label gets funnier in geometric proportion to the volume being consumed. tfunny_label = twine_vol^2
>>>
>>>Jos