I just thought about what it would be like if everybody went round talking as if they were speaking/writing Perl ALL the time... know what i mean? it would be well surreal... i probly sound real weird! ;-)

for example, what i've just written would be: 
my $everybody_spoke_perl = 1;
if($everybody_spoke_perl) {
  for($ALLTIME) {
    my $action = getAction();
    speakPerl if $action=="speak";
    writePerl if $action=="write";
  }
}
my $know_what_i_mean = getResponce();
i_sound_surreal() while(you're reading);

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Ignore me if you will! but it will be the future!! MWA HA HA HAAA!!

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