I beg forgiveness:

• I have used Java.
• I have *liked* using Java.
• I continue to use Java.
• I have attempted to make Java and Perl communicate
  
  • On another note, however, Perl had dominance in the commmunication.
• I too have doubts about Perl6
• I have been writing in perl for 4 years, and I have never finished a project.
• I have had many good ideas for modules, but never executed any of them.
• My PerlMonks rank is far higher than my true skill.
• I jump on what few new nodes I can answer, but frequently without any direct solution to the problem.
• I have used Win32::GUI instead of Tk
• I have premeturely optimized code.
• I have reinvented the wheel... enough to open a tire store.
• I have written my own HTTP param parser instead of using CGI.
• I have neglected to thank those who have helped me solve my problems.
• I have ignored good advice because I was certain I knew better.
• I have posted this list against my better judgement.
• I have used the 'compile' method to hide my code.

Request: Please do not vote this if you can resist the temptation.

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