I'm just an average joe.
-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker

Interesting sentence, for several reasons...
(Furthermore it's now certain that you're not part of the conspiracy)
May I quote you from now ;-)

UPDATE :
As I'm being downvoted I begin to worry of how my post was perceived...
(No no ! I'm not worrying about XP ;-)

My post goal was :

• Add a little bit of humour on a thread which were becoming a little bit conflictual to my mind.
• Notes that it's one of the few times Merlyn says something like that.
• I found funny that someone like Merlyn says 'I'm an average joe'
  (He remains a great guy, as I already said in some of my previous post or on the CB)

Now if you don't agree, this things being said, go on downvoting but a little msg explaining why would be fine.
I don't care about XP, and KNOW that that can be wrong (often),
but I'd like to know when I'm wrong (and why I'm wrong...)

"Only Bad Coders Badly Code In Perl" (OBC2IP)

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