Curate sounds so boring.

You know what to do? Move on to some higher...

I'd rather be Friar Ted.

Well you are still a friar, as the title means monk in a monastic community... you are a friar, no matter what your title says, Friar Ted.

what about an honorary Saint title for the current holder of best post of the month?

I'm afraid that might seduce me and other's to compete for vanity topics, and I personally feel there are already too many of them.

Cheers, Sören

PS: There are a few levels translated to German on my home node, if anymonk would care to complete the work
PPS: Update Ok, I've done it myself on this node

In reply to Re^2: Translation of the Perlmonks levels ... by Happy-the-monk
in thread Translation of the Perlmonks levels ... by ZlR

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