Are we a dying breed? yes and no.

Yes, because Perl is clearly dying. You have already pointed out lots of supporting facts, and there is no need to further elaborate. Nobody here like to hear this? Fine, truth is not meant to be liked, as it could be very painful to believe.

No, as we are not dying, nobody sane is going to die together with perl. Perl is dying? fine, just shake it off as Mariah Carey sang.

By the way, I like Thailand and Thai people, especially girls ;-) I have beeen there before and it was a nice country with nice people living on the beautiful land. The food is the best. especially when you dinning on a boat floating on the river (What is the name of that big river flow through Banbkok?) in the night with dimmed lights on the banks.

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