yeah i'm aware of all that - the issue is that using HM:T give no
simple method of getting back at the *particular* model/row used for
the join. of course there can by more that one, but it's also the
case that for any given pair of related objects there is exactly one
row in the join model making that relationship and AR provides no
handle on this record, which makes decorating it rather tricky.
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