Thanks for your overwehelming help since you being part of the audience, thanks to your daring due, will likely possess a more likely, and longer fix.
IOW, we all, Judy and I particularly, owe you a huge vote of gratitude.
bobbywolffJanuary 23rd, 2024 at 1:49 pm
And although perhaps controversial. it appears that daring should be followed with a simple do rather than a cumbersome and incorrect due. Although both spellings somewhat fit, do implies action while due suggests sloth.
And all of us are virtually and vitally crying out for bridging directly to our endearing love of game and feel we are due for a must do.
Iain ClimieJanuary 23rd, 2024 at 1:52 pm
Welcome back! It was only an E-Mail though!
Iain
bobbywolffJanuary 23rd, 2024 at 2:08 pm
Hi Iain,
Hello, MAGIC MAN! HELLO. Can you imagine what would have then transpired, if you had shown up at their office?
Iain ClimieJanuary 23rd, 2024 at 2:24 pm
Hi Bobby,
Thanks and who knows, although it would be a bit of a trek from this side of the pond? I’ll drop Sally (Sparrow) a note of thanks though – she is very helpful.
Thinking, fast and slow, Danny Kahneman,( without the late Amos Tversky), do—thinking fast (and making mistakes, heuristically, and due, diligence, thinking slow, the counterintuitive but often correct action. In bridge too, like this hand? probability is easy to mangle…
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Hi Iain,
Thanks for your overwehelming help since you being part of the audience, thanks to your daring due, will likely possess a more likely, and longer fix.
IOW, we all, Judy and I particularly, owe you a huge vote of gratitude.
And although perhaps controversial. it appears that daring should be followed with a simple do rather than a cumbersome and incorrect due. Although both spellings somewhat fit, do implies action while due suggests sloth.
And all of us are virtually and vitally crying out for bridging directly to our endearing love of game and feel we are due for a must do.
Welcome back! It was only an E-Mail though!
Iain
Hi Iain,
Hello, MAGIC MAN! HELLO. Can you imagine what would have then transpired, if you had shown up at their office?
Hi Bobby,
Thanks and who knows, although it would be a bit of a trek from this side of the pond? I’ll drop Sally (Sparrow) a note of thanks though – she is very helpful.
Iain
Thinking, fast and slow, Danny Kahneman,( without the late Amos Tversky), do—thinking fast (and making mistakes, heuristically, and due, diligence, thinking slow, the counterintuitive but often correct action. In bridge too, like this hand? probability is easy to mangle…