Sigs [thread 2] Re: [Sheflug] Re: MySQL

["Chris J" <cej [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> You're correct.  BUT (to annoy those who don't like sentences starting
> with the word but - also this is turning into an annoyance for people
> who don't like long asides in brackets)

That's why I tend to make heavy use of footnotes[1] as longasides can be 
shifted out of the way.

> PS - just to annoy those who hate PS in email
> PPS - hehe
> PPPS - hope people take this in the spirit it was intended.  A quick
> look outside the window, there's a world outside there, check. :)

This is also where footnotes come in :) [2]

I think the rest has been exhausted regarding sigs though ... I'd have had 
more to add earlier today I think, but not been reading mail... :)

We now return you to your regular viewing...

Chris...

[1] like this one
[2] see[1][3]
[3] makes them easy to reference as well[4] although they can drag on[5].
[4] see[2]
[5] There is no footnote 5 [6]
[6] ...and this could go forever, so I'll stop here :)

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