rec.autos.simulators

> Grand Prix Legends has supposedly gone GOLD!!! This means that the FINAL
> REVISION has been done, all that is left is for the product to be mass
> produced on CD, packaged, and sent to the stores!!!

> Usually, there is a usually a one to three week period between the time a
> game goes gold to when it actually ships.
> -----

>Just curious.........as usual!

> Yep....he's a youngster, I think! :o)

> Dok, is "usually there is usually" more usual than just "usually" or is
> it usually more definite with the extra "usually"?

> Just curious.........as usual!

> Hey Bruce,

>     Don't knock the boy he's e***d!

> Kind Regards to you,

> PS.  he probably wasn't old enough to remember the hype and holdup that was
> Grand Prix 2.

> It usually depends on your interpretation of usually, doesn't it? After
> all, usually is usually interpreted to simply mean usually.  However, in
> some instances, usually can actually mean more usual than usual. Again,
> though, that's usually dependant upon tone and reference to the usual
> context. Thus, in the above example, I'd say that this usually is more
> usual than most.  This, of course, is simply used as a general rule...
> usually.

> Offering Great Pearls of wisdom.... as usual.

> 22 on Monday!! That young enough to classify me as a "youngster", Bruce?
> You're 90-something, aren't you???
> Still laughing about Jack Bandini..
> You're a nut!! (I've seen that UFO you have in the shed...)

> >Dok, is "usually there is usually" more usual than just "usually" or is
> >it usually more definite with the extra "usually"?

> This has proved a most unusual conversation to say the least!  Does this
> usually happen?

> Matt Wilson