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Are we HONESTLY after years and years going to do the word twisting thing yet again, Lavi? I think we've established by now that "always" essentially means "almost always", especially when I immediately follow it up with an explanation of the exceptions. Christ.
Given your past history and your crowd, I don't see why you should complain about word twisting (not that I twisted any words). In fact, I took it WORD FOR WORD. You don't make a blanket statement, then contradict it, it's plain dumb. If you wanted to be proper, you'd suggest using the proper subjob with the proper setups for the proper event, that really is the ultimate choice not a blanket statement with little sustenance.