Wow, zdog, thanks.

"great dedication to PerlMonks"
Well, that's me - just a dedicated kinda guy.

"always informs me on the latest topics if I am not aware of them"
No prob, ZZ.

"shares opinion with others willingly"
Hmmm... Not sure, but this might be what's called a "left-handed compliment"   (grin)

I feel somewhat left out, though.   Definitely not Perl, but surely I have good knowledge of something.   Monking when I should be <insert required daily activity here>?   Enjoying zany mix of Perl expertise, humor, and community at PM?   Personal drummers, perhaps?   No, I got it - being Reasonably Well Behaved For A Long Time(TM).   (still grinning)
   cheers,
   ybiC

In reply to RE: ZDog Hall of Fame Update (dedicated kinda guy) by ybiC
in thread ZDog Hall of Fame Update by zdog

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