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Old 17-Aug-2004, 12:54
yulia
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Originally Posted by Francois
No, it's used to make a remark e.g.
-- That MacThing tastes terrible.
-- Mind you, that's not too expensive, and the toilets are clean.

Either you mitigate something, or you branch off, so to speak, the main topic of the discussion.

FRC
Strange, when I read your reply first, I was laughing. You got me laughing so much!
Sounds funny, I know.
Thanks you for your reply anyway !
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