Hey! I feel I should get a citation for that
Very well. The first reference to Room 12A at Perl Monks, to indicate "uncompromising and relentless arguing by contradiction in Perl Monk threads", was made here by ruzam++ on November 20, 2010.

In the interests of fairness though, I must also acknowledge artisan BrowserUk++ and others in this monumental work for elevating "Room 12A" into a legitimate form of contemporary art.

I hereby lay claim to be the first to use the term Room 12 to indicate "uncompromising and relentless abuse in Perl Monks threads" ... You maloderous pervert! You tit!

In reply to Re^4: Strong typing and Type Safety.A multilanguage approach by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Strong typing and Type Safety.A multilanguage approach by nikosv

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