I think you're an embarrasment to Perl in the same way you consider your victim an embarrasment to his company. It seems to me that you are just a mean person.

I decided not to vote on the above quote. But I'd like to make a comment on it anyway.

Recently the Pope said something that, to some Muslims, was offensive. A few Muslims responded in a violent manner - including statements to the effect that those who insult the Muslim faith should suffer in some way.

Any Muslim that made such extreme responses was, actually, insulting his own faith and therefore cursing himself.

In this situation the original topic poster may have taken a question out of context by an employee of a security firm. But I would caution others to be careful about the possibility of taking the topic poster's post out of context, too, lest one points the finger back at himself unwittingly.

In reply to Re^2: The Importance of Being Earnest by monarch
in thread The Importance of Being Earnest by zshzn

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