Well... I am, too, suffering from this 'Writers Block' (in my opinion it's better written as Coders Block, but that's just me and my strange opinions heh...)
In fact, I even have a some spare time (actually not just 'some') and I would really appreciate any suggestions, 'cause at least while I'm coding the boredom seems to disappears, but it's kinda hard to code with an empty mind.
When I get really desperate I ask some of my non-programmers friends to give me some suggestions but usually none of them are doable... but since we're all perl coders here, this wouldn't happen.
So... if anyone has any suggestions, /msg me at will. :)

acid06
perl -e "print pack('h*', 16369646), scalar reverse $="

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