"Sorry, I have to disagree."

Do you? What precisely are you disagreeing with? Please provide a full, verbatim quote of anything I wrote that you disagree with.

The facts:

You seem to have concocted the idea that I recommended shelling out and, on the basis of that fictitious notion, decided that the appropriate action was to educate me.

My reference to TMTOWTDI, including a smiley, was simply a nod to the fact that other (better) ways were possible. I've no idea where your modified definition originated; I suggest you follow the link and read:

"This doesn’t mean that more ways are always better or that all possible paths are equally desirable ..."

There's certainly no reference to your:

"TMTOWTDI only covers this, if there is a good reason."

— Ken


In reply to Re^5: How to replace spaces with different chars? by kcott
in thread How to replace spaces with different chars? by ovedpo15

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