> > I can't answer today's Reader Poll. Princess Mononoke is currently in my area, and I am going to see it. I'm right in between "Saw it already" and "I'll see it when it gets to my area".
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> "When it gets to your area" is now, right? And you're going to see it in the general vicinity of "now," right? So you'll see it when it gets to your area.
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But it already came to my area. It's here. "When it gets to your area" implies that it's not here yet but it will be soon. Oh well, I'll just tick off "Saw it already" because, by the end of the day, I will have seen it.

-Faux "being argumentive for no good reason. maybe caffeine will help" Pas