First off, you're a few theses short.

Right! Thesis number Two: No Python!

Thesis number Three: No Monk is to maltreat damian1301 in any way... if there's anybody watching.

Thesis number Four: No Python!

Thesis Five, now this year, I don't want to catch anybody not drinking.

Thesis Six: there is NO Thesis Six

Thesis Seven: No Python!

Thesis Eight, don't go and mention a whole bunch of Monks in your posts, like chipmunk or brainpan or boo_radley or alakaboo, just because you think it'll get them to vote for you. Or like tilly or ybiC or lemming or Falkkin. None of that.

Thesis Nine: No Python!

Thesis Ten: All posts must contain serious Perl content.

Thesis Eleven: Um... use strict.

Thesis Twelve: No Python!

Thesis Thirteen: for (14..95){print "Thesis $_: No Python!<p>\n";}

Secondly, I doubt anyone would mistake you for Martin Luther.

That is, in fact, true; people usually say a young Harrison Ford. The only reason people here sometimes mistake me for a famous intellectual like Martin Luther is that they only know me through my writing. ;-)

P.S. Thank you.

Update: Okay, fine. The resemblance to Leon Trotsky is somewhat more pronounced. Thank you AgentM.

In reply to Re: Re: Reeling In The Years by Petruchio
in thread Reeling In The Years by Petruchio

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