That's the trouble with you, Mark. You go into these long, wordy, elaborate discourses that are so full of technicalitites and polysyllabifications that you have to be an engineer* to understand them.



tanstaafl.

*Two MIT engineering students meet on the quad, and one of them has a shiny new bicycle. "Hey, where'd you get the bike?" the second one asks. "You'd never believe it", the first one says, "But the other day this beautiful woman came riding up to me, threw the bike down, tore off all her clothes, and said to me, 'Take anything you want!'" The second student says, "Good choice. Her clothes never would have fit you."