Brian: "I'm in the Perl club too..."
Bender: "S'cuse me a sec... What are you babbling about?"
Brian: "Well, what I said was, I'm in the math club, the Latin club and the Perl club..."
Bender: "(to Claire) Do YOU belong to the Perl club?"
Claire: "That's an academic club."
Bender: "So?"
Claire: "So... academic clubs aren't the same as other kinds of clubs."
Bender: "Oh, but to dorks like him, they are. (To Brian) What do you guys do in your club?"
Brian: "In Perl, um, we talk about Perl, about properties of Perl..."
Bender: "So it's sorta social...demented and sad, but social."
Brian: "Yeah, well, I guess you could consider it a social situation. I mean there are other programmers in my club and uh, at the end of the year we have, um, you know, a big banquet, at the, uh, at the Hilton."

xoxo,
Andy 

%_=split/;/,".;;n;u;e;ot;t;her;c; ".   #   Andy Lester
'Perl ;@; a;a;j;m;er;y;t;p;n;d;s;o;'.  #   http://petdance.com
"hack";print map delete$_{$_},split//,q<   andy@petdance.com   >

In reply to Re: Perl as Culture........ by petdance
in thread Perl as Culture........ by JSchmitz

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