Heh, heh. I understand. Believe me---I understand. Now I know where that ''a'' from ''seperate'' went. (Have you seen that ''a'' and ''e'' at a party together?) ;) But seriously, why should we worry about such things? Maybe all the time we spent on learning how to spell ''Monastery'' right went into learning how to do really cool stuff with Perl for a few other people. I couldn't care less if they spell ''cat'' wrong, as long as they don't misspell P.E.R.L.

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Allolex

In reply to Re: Pity da foo who misspells Monastery by allolex
in thread Pity da foo who misspells Monastery by benn

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