Perl, the cannonical Perl tome.

It is cannonical because it can be used as an heavy projectile. It does not have the penetrative power of depleted uranium though.

Books of the "unleashed collection" are pretty good arms as their name suggests but otherwise lack the good kind of density.

Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like banannas

Yes, I can spell bananna but I'm never sure when to stop.

Sorry, I could not resist.

-- stefp
Come to YAPC::Europe 2003 in Paris, 23-25 July 2003.

In reply to Re: Re: What's the story behind the camel? by stefp
in thread What's the story behind the camel? by borgia

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