$me->{a}=23;
$me->{s}='M';
$me->{occupation}=q(I don't have a job, you insensitive bastard!);  # 
+until recently dir IT for a small compony -- [http://www.mastros.biz]
+.
$me->{l}='Germany'; #for the next two months, anyway -- US in the past
+, after 2 mo, who knows...
$me->{degree}='HS graduate'; # Some collage; also hold an A+ cert, as 
+if anybody cared.
$me->{use at}='whereever I can get away with it'; # at work, when it's
+ the best tool (which is pretty much whenever the task calls for prog
+ramming), and for fun.  Havn't had a project that didn't call for a s
+pecific language at school...
$me->{login}='when I use a new broswer; I don\'t log out'; #  Visit al
+most every day -- sometimes more then once a day, often simply contin
+iously for many hours.

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In reply to Re: Who am I? Who are you? Who are us? by theorbtwo
in thread Who am I? Who are you? Who are us? by monsieur_champs

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