Have you ever stumbled across a C++ member function that needlessly had "this->" on every line?

void CFoo::func(int a, int b)
{
  this->m_something = a;
  this->m_orother = b;
  this->doThat();
  this->doSomething();
}

forget the poorly contrived code sample intended to protect the innocent, but do we really need "this" everywhere?

Maybe this is just a style thing, but it rubs me the wrong way.