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Originally Posted by mbyron
Perhaps you're thinking of this old saying:
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.
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I was thinking about it however, on the field if I get fooled because I don't fully know the rule, "shame on me".
If you try and fool me again, "shame on you" because I will know the rule and you may or may not like the outcome.
Now that may not be grammatically, theoritically, techinically, procedurally, literally or any other "ly" correct but, that is what I purposely meant to say.
But thanks for the input anyway.
Kevin, I hate to admit it but, thats probably what I meant. See, there was something he said correct.