"For example: 1 * (print "testing") 2 3 "testing" 4 "testing" 5 * (princ "testing") 6 testing 7" - Mark Watson

But excuses didn't mean anything in the end. What actually happened in the end was what mattered.

Three guests check in to a hotel, like we just checked in here. The guy behind the desk says it’s $30, so they each pay ten. Later the clerk realizes he overcharged them: it should have been $25. So he gives the bellboy five bucks to return to the guests. Obviously he can’t divide it equally. He keeps $2 for himself. Gives one dollar back to everyone. So they have all paid nine dollars now, yes?’ Everyone agreed that this was true. ‘And the bellboy has two. So they’ve paid nine times three, twenty-seven. He has two. But we started with thirty. So where is the missing dollar?

Someone asked me recently - what would I rather give up, food or sex. Neither! I'm not falling for that one again, wife.