I have had this idea for a post for a couple of days now and in light of the recently written Apocalypse 2, I have decided to post it. Basically I want to throw out a basic question to you all because after reading through the Apocalypse, I've found this kind of stuff to be real interesting :-). Coming to you in under ten words, here it is:

What would you do if you were Larry Wall?

What would you do if you were Larry Wall?

What would you do if you were Larry Wall?



I have had this idea for a post for a while now and in light of this recently posted writeup, I've decided to post it. Basically, I want to throw out a basic question for you to think about and respond on because I have found that this kind of stuff is interesting to me. Coming to you in under two words, here it is:

Why ...?

Zenon Zabinski | zdog | zdog7@hotmail.com

NOTE: This post is NOT representative of any actual views of Zenon Zabinski, a.k.a. zdog. This post does not apply to you if your name is Larry Wall.


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