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--- Geoff Hart <ghart -at- videotron -dot- ca> wrote:
>
> Bonnie Granat reported: <<A kind soul wrote me
> this: "Tryout versions
> that quit working after a specified period of
> time are called "try and
> die".">>
Bit awkward, I say: it's you who tries, and it's
the program that dies. Inelegant, to say the
least.
Then again, culturally, I thought 'die' is not
such a bad word in these parts (like in America
people say "bad things will happen" we say in
Asia - "Oh if that happens then I die only" :-)
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