Interesting exercise... Frankly I'm impressed (I was guessing closer to a hundred): 
[me@host]$ grep -rish '\b\(shit\|\(mother\)*fuck\|damn\|crap|hell\b\|a
+sshole\)' *
     # the damn sign wrong!!!  So we have to flip them all.
        # currently, it's just too damn messy to try to make ProcessKi
+ckaction
  print "\n\n\n\nHOLY SHIT, THERE ARE COLS THAT NEED TO BE SCRAMBLED T
+HAT WEREN'T: \n\n $missed_cols\n\nBETTER CHECK THAT OUT LEST YOU WIND
+ UP IN JAIL\n";
[me@host]$ find -type f | wc -l
   5033
[me@host]$ find -type f -exec cat {} \; | wc -l
1102070
[me@host]$

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Of course, a more humorous (and more illustrative of our team culture) grep is this: 
[me@host]$ grep -rish '\bhack' * | wc -l
    241
[me@host]$

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In reply to Re: How clean is your code by etcshadow
in thread How clean is your code by Vautrin

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