You're missing one for Abuse (or Glue, if you're more magnanimous): 
G++++    Don't call my Perl OS a POS
G+++     I'm writing device drivers in Perl
G++      I'm writing a virtual machine in Perl (POE,
            Object Server, Turing-capable interpreter)
G+       I'm working on Inline.pm
G        I've written code that someone compiled to bytecode
G-       Writing portable code is hard enough
G--      You guys scare me
G---     I'm still trying to figure out anonymous functions
G----    I read part of Slash code and switched to Python

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In reply to Re: Perl Geek Code by chromatic
in thread Perl Geek Code by mirod

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