Well, if you're really sure you're interested.... ;p

1. What is your age?
23 going on 12
2. What is your gender?
female
3. What is your occupation?
linguist
4. On what country do you live?
Canada. Or Québec, depending on who you're talking to.
5. What is your latest study degree?
B.A.
6. Where do you use perl (work|home|college)?
I use perl at work on purpose, elsewhere by accident.
7. How often you login to PerlMonks.org?
a couple of times a week to a few times a day depending on whether or not I've posted a query lately.

'share and enjoy'

In reply to Re: Who am I? Who are you? Who are us? by Ella
in thread Who am I? Who are you? Who are us? by monsieur_champs

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