Posted by Steve on 10/12/06 14:51

| but as i use english, always means
| sometimes and always, always means rarely and always, always, always means
| hardly ever. first option is the more preferable method as it helps
decouple
| that function and it's context...which is what you want.

sorry, my brain farted.

always = usually
always, always = most of the time
always, always, always = more often than not

never = usually not
never, never = rarely
never, never, never = hardly ever

;^)

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