my $life;
use constant 'Windows';
use less 'Unix';

if( system => booting ) {
    LILO;
    select, Windows & wait;
}

do { something } 
until
system, hangs;

eval options;
none;
reset, system, again;

if( system => booting ) {
    LILO;
    select, Linux & wait;
}

do { something } 
until $finished
++, Linus;

while( system => booting ) {
    LILO;
    select, Windows & wait;
    booted & at, last 
}

do { something } 
until
system, hangs, again;

eval  options, again;
reset, system, again;
shutdown  WIN, again;

tell, Bill;
hex,  Bill;
kill, Bill;

make, plan;

format hardrive =
dump Windows;
write virus;
send message;
.

die "Go ahead Windows, make my day
Invalid page fault in module My Life";

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tachyon

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