Antonija  +  204321 Wed, 08 Mar 06 11:49 AM Hello, Can you please tell me if it is OK to say ''a man who takes two jobs''? What would be a more common way of expressing the same thing? Is it ok to use preposition ''in'' with ''practice''? Is it better to say ''corporation'' or ''corporative'' issue? Thank you in advance. I was impressed by the syllogistics of the third: “A man who takes two jobs, has to have two women as well. The more you work, the more you cheat.” It was the spirit of capitalism in practice, adultery as corporation issue. Antonija Joined on Sun, Mar 5 2006 Croatia Contributing Member 1,316 Prepositions

	davkett  +  204370 Wed, 08 Mar 06 04:00 PM Consider-- “A man who holds two jobs has to have two women as well. The more you work, the more you cheat.” It was the spirit of capitalism in action, adultery as a corporate issue.   davkett Joined on Tue, Jun 7 2005 Pennsylvania, USA Senior Member 2,788 "The rose stays fresh in its name..." -Bernard of Morlay