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It looks like I unintentionaly started a flame war with Dominus with a poorly written interpretation of my thoughts.

If I did anything to give the impression that I was flaming you, I apologize. I didn't mean to flame.

Besides, as you pointed out, I was mistaken. I said your loop would always run a million times, and I was wrong, so it's no wonder that you tried to find some interpretation of my message that would have made more sense.

Hopefully I'll make better use of the preview button now :)

Me too.

In reply to Re: TIMTOWTDI -- so long as it's not my way by Dominus
in thread TIMTOWTDI -- so long as it's not my way by Ovid

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