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From: brennan@iuvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Re: Final prepositions turn me on.
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Date: Mon, 30-Apr-84 23:52:00 EDT
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Nf-From: iuvax!brennan    Apr 29 00:52:00 1984


Sorry Barry, but I have to complain.  You have changed more than just
the connotation;  you have totally changed the meaning.

You get what you pay for. ==>	If you buy something that seems to be
				a bargain you will eventually realize
				that it was worth only what you paid
				for it, and no more. (i.e there is no
				such thing as a `bargain')

You pay for what you get. ==>	If you get something you must eventually
				pay for it.  (i.e. nothing is free)
				The notion of `bargain' has nothing to
				do with it.

JD Brennan
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