Ok,
Here's the deal:
I have this object oriented site I am putting together, and I was wondering, why will doPage work when I use it like this: 
grizzly::makeImage("img/brys_art.png", "30", "150", "masterpieces of a
+ genious"), 
                q[&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="photo?id=brys" title="bri
+lliant">prity pikchurs</a>
                 ]    )

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But not when I use it like this: 
$nub->makeImage("img/brys_art.png", "30", "150", "masterpieces of a ge
+nious"), 
                q[&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="photo?id=brys" title="bri
+lliant">prity pikchurs</a>
                 ]    )

[download]
??
Any help is appreciated.
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update (broquaint): moved signature <div>

In reply to Weird object happening by stonecolddevin

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