Re: Ensure, Assure, Insure?

[Lou Quillio <public -at- quillio -dot- com>]

Geoff Hart wrote:
> One very common usage is as follows: "Let me assure you: you have
> now insured yourself for enough money to ensure that your heirs
> will try to do away with you as soon as possible."

Says it all.  +1.

"... your heirs wish you dead."  It's the Orwell in me.

> I'd note that the information itself does nothing; on the
> contrary, some human uses it do do something,

Yep.  Drinking Ensure won't fix Kirk's sentence.  Needs a dose of
reality, too.

LQ


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