"...offensive Perl code and many penetrating answers and meditations."

Nothing but the truth.

Update:

It seems as clear as yesterday 
We saw it in a dream 
but dream became insanity 
an awful gaping scream 
So sad to see such emptiness 
So sad to see such tears 
And heaped up leaves of bitterness 
turned mouldy down the years

Nothing but the truth. 
Common words in use 
Hard to find excuse 
Harder than the truth

Like Icarus we flew too high 
We flew too near the sun 
They caught us in that awful glare 
Our hapless throats were strung 
But just before the final stroke 
They took us victims of the rope 
And cast us far beyond the deep 
To lie in never ending sleep

It seems as clear as yesterday 
They cast us in the deep 
We lie in darkest night for good 
Never ending sleep 
A never ending bitter gloom 
Whose darkness seldom clears 
A God forsaken emptiness 
Which fills our hearts with tears

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Good night, Karl

«The Crux of the Biscuit is the Apostrophe»

In reply to Re^2: Perl books on penetration testing by karlgoethebier
in thread Perl books on penetration testing by addictedToCoding

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