Well, I'm slightly overweight, have a job that tortures me daily (and pays below the status quo), and my coding abilities are average to slightly above average at best. I smoke like a fiend, have a steady girlfriend, and stay home more than I probably should.

But, I had to choose "other". My goal for the year is to improve my guitar-playing until I'm a Guitar God, whereupon I can quit my job, continue to eat whatever I like, dedicate my Perl coding to my band's website (at my leisure), and continue to smoke like a fiend. That would take care of the staying home part, too.

Don't know if the girlfriend would play along with it, though...
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In reply to Re: Top goal for the coming new year by higle
in thread Top goal for the coming new year by vroom

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