LOGTFO. There is nothing recent matching the title or minor variations of it on SO. There is nothing recent matching [perl] [javascript] on SO. There is nothing recent on the conversion topic under a search of "JS|JavaScript" and "Perl" on SO. So, haha, is this a lie? Or is the referenced content plain specious and you know it, hence the lack of link? Or perhaps you don't even know that you saw something that was unrelated and your bizarre frame of reference made it about you… Makes as much sense.

How I wish you would part with the half-dozen loiterers and swiftly migrate within the same day. I'm tracking your anonymous posts now too by the way. You shall rule Worst Nodes by whatever name and the more you prod the issue, the less lazy on the topic I become.

In reply to Re^2: OT: Converting some js to Perl by Your Mother
in thread OT: Converting some js to Perl by BrowserUk

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