Unfortunate adverb placement LOL

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Mike B - 2004-07-05

In response to Re: What's up with going abroad?? (boots43)

> Mike B, I know you didn't mean it that way, but that line that
> unfortunately I have a wife and two kids to provide for might have
> been better worded. (You know I am smiling as I say this.)

Yes, I see what you mean. So much for my proof-reading skills. :(

I worked for a year as a sub-editor for Notimex, the Mexican government news agancy, and I was continually fixing things like this from the Mexican translators' work. Easier to spot other people's errors than your own, LOL.

Revised Edition:
I have a wife and two kids to support so unfortunately I have to forget China (for the moment).

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What's up with going abroad?? -- T.C./The New Guy -- 2004-07-03

Re: What's up with going abroad?? -- Michelle Spilsbury -- 2004-07-07

Re: What's up with going abroad?? -- KWAKO -- 2004-07-07

Re: What's up with going abroad?? -- boots43 -- 2004-07-04

Re: What's up with going abroad?? -- Mike B -- 2004-07-04

Re: What's up with going abroad?? -- boots43 -- 2004-07-04

Unfortunate adverb placement LOL -- Mike B -- 2004-07-05

Re: Unfortunate adverb placement LOL -- boots43 -- 2004-07-05

Re: What's up with going abroad?? -- T.C./The New Guy -- 2004-07-04