(And to get it out of the way and not forget...) Funny how pearls of wisdom grow from a bit o dirt stuck in an oyster's craw... Here i hope to contribute with other prec(oc)ious stones of that kidney... A rule of thumb i've heard mentioned... she is correct. it behooves one to recall it. An archaic but shorter form: Her be Right, a Behoover, further ab"be"viated and simplified: Herbe(rt, hoover) and so all would remember, we named a president after this rule. But as Polonius says in Hamlet... "Neither a borrower nor a lender be." He says no to be-lender. I guess it is important to maintain slicing and dicing skills... Burrowing is it's own punishment, as you're just digging yourself a hole. Oh. I'm sorry, i flunked paragraphy in high school. Let me try again? Herbert Hoover and not b-lender, while not exactly pearls of wisdom, might be stones of that kidney. (And if it can fit in a sentence, it must be able to fit in some paragraph or other...) Does that pass? May i return the favor? Next mile stone... um... mobius strip, Gettysburg address, and bioluminescence? (Note to self. Less fun trying to think in advance than to do it on the fly... Maybe that is the secret to the threads of the games...)