Jeez ... You are such an Easy Lover for this ;-)

Look it's not really a fair experiment, there is an observer's paradox involved.

And if I (or others) spent all their daily votes on him, he'd be pushed in a day.

Also by further talking about "the coins to fall" we could try to provoke him into more posts soon.

Taking all this into assumption, I also believe him "dancin' in September" over "the Chinese Wall" of 3000 XP.

You said 24th, I'll say 27th. I doubt he's enjoying this publicity and will calmly wait for interesting posts to reply to.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re^5: When can the character length of a Perl Scalar become an issue? (Easy Lover) by LanX
in thread When can the character length of a Perl Scalar become an issue? by misterperl

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