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flyingwolf

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Its an ampersign & <-- That thing. It means and. However once in a while it isnt parsed correctly and instead of just the common & sign we get the code &amp.
 

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If I ignore your post, doesn't that mean that the preceding post is actually LESS accurate? :cool:
 
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