Oh Dog help me, I can't resist...

Wanna let people know what color Perlmonks.org shirt you got, and how many?

<!-- tshirt:red=2,blue=1 -->

If you only got one color, just leave the other out. Not specifing red or blue means 0. Alternatively, you can specify red=0,blue=1. Order of the red and blue doesn't matter. Please put T-shirts you actually have received, not how many you want, or how many you've ordered.

I'll put them up on the stats page in the next day or so.

I'm a sick stats puppy...

--Chris

e-mail jcwren

In reply to (jcwren) RE: (3) Stat Crack? by jcwren
in thread Stat Crack? by royalanjr

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