3 ms·Seven of the last five? Sounds like they have some out-of-order execution issues of their own.by jasonkostempski 9y agoSeven of the last five? Sounds like they have some out-of-order execution issues of their own.qubex 9y agoIt’s a common British idiom, to opine against eternal doomsayers. :)knight17 9y agoFirst time seeing this usage, can you tell me what is this called exactly, in grammatical terms? Tried to Google and can't seem to reach anywhere.