On Wed, 24 Feb 1999, harvey wrote: > You need to get out more Ron. "The price is right" has become the > colloquial expression for FREE, at least by software reviewers. It -used- > to mean inexpensive, cheap, etc., and long ago could refer to eating (not > dining) at McDonalds. Yer right. I thought I'd read "_if_ the price is right," but on looking back at Jeannie's message, I read more than was there. Mea culpa. > If I recall, ICQ is promoted as a 'free for a limited time' package, > being a wide-beta project. Since the limited time has been something > like two years, I still haven't figured out the true meaning of... > limited time! I think it just means that they reserve the right to suspend the "free" offer at any time. Like if their stock suddenly hits the $150 range (along with Yahoo! and Microsoft)... > That's okay, I'll add your number to my list anyway! Perhaps together we > can learn something. <G> What? Me? Learn? Ron Torrella, RPT Piano Technician "And like that...he's gone." University of Michigan - Roger "Verbal" Kint (Kevin Spacey) School of Music The Usual Suspects 734/764-6207 (office/shop) 734/763-5097 (fax) 734/572-7663 (home)
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