Spying on the enemy...

U can run; butt u can't hyde

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Your title reminds me of a sermon I once heard titled "The Buts in our Life". He began by telling the congregation there are three certain concrete facts regarding "the buts"; however he meant the other way to spell "buts" (like you did). They are:

Everyone has one.
No two are alike.
And - we can see everyone's but our own.

It was an interesting sermon and actually one I've not forgotten!
 
I tried riding one bareback once, it kept banging sideways into the barn. At first I thought it was just an accident. When he did it a bunch of times I realized he was trying to mash my leg and get me off. He won the argument.
 

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