I have yet to see an www.aspmonks.org site

you may see www.aspmonks.com though...
nooky:~$ whois aspmonks.com@whois.networksolutions.com

Chris Cormier (ASPMONKS-COM-DOM)
   27 Shadyridge Pl
   Kitchener, Ontario N2N3J1
   CA

   Domain Name: ASPMONKS.COM

   Administrative Contact:
        Chris Cormier  (CC425-BR)  noxious@home.com
        Chris Cormier
        48 Chapeltown Cr.     Bsmt.
        Scarborough, Ontario M1W3A7
        CA
        Phone- 416-891-2918 
        Fax- 
   Technical Contact:
        Chris Cormier  (CC425-BR)  noxious@home.com
        Chris Cormier
        48 Chapeltown Cr.     Bsmt.
        Scarborough, Ontario M1W3A7
        CA
        Phone- 416-891-2918 
        Fax- 

   Record updated on 2000-03-15.
   Record created on 2000-03-15.
   Record expires on 2001-03-15.
   Database last updated on 2000-08-23 03:53:13 EST.

   Domain servers in listed order:

   NS.BULKREGISTER.COM           216.147.43.234                
   NS2.BULKREGISTER.COM          216.147.1.164

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In reply to RE: How to deal with Perl Demons by BlueLines
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