Larry's Alter-Ego?

Faster than a speeding sub-routine, more poweful than a CPAN Module...

Look! There on the Screen... Its a Blog, it's an icon... It's Perlman!

Yes, its Perlman, strange programmer from another venue,
that came to being with powers and abilities far beyond those of C++.

Perlman, who can change the context of reg expressions, bend scalars with his bare hands...

And who, desguised as Tim Toady, mild-mannered sysop, for a great metropolitan monastery,
fights a never-ending battle for stricts, sub-strings, associative arrays.

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Re: Larry's Alter-Ego? by zshzn (Hermit) on Sep 25, 2007 at 05:38 UTC
You must be quite the Tim Toady fan! But he is not the only one with those attributes. Perhaps you should herald the Fantastic Four Thousand! Then again, that wouldn't have the "poem" recognition.	[reply]
Re^2: Larry's Alter-Ego? by Aim9b (Monk) on Sep 25, 2007 at 10:36 UTC
I really AM big fan, but... I've learned that the world isn't flat. Go far enough east, & you end up west. What is it's greatest strength (more than one way) when carried to extreem, can actually be a weakness. I curently work on a system that's so flexible, I have trouble even locating some of the parameter options on the sub-menu levels. Thanks for the feedback, I'll work on the FF, there must be something we can do. The ShadowRAM or Green LANtern might also be a possibility. Sad to say, I'm better at parodys than at coding perl, for now. Thanks again.	[reply]