since, thanks to the praiseworthy altruistic efforts of perlfan, we all know about the unfortunate disability of one of the members in this community, i should suggest we offer all of us who find themselves in a similar situation of individual handicaps the opportunity of wearing something like a yellow badge, possibly in form of a star. we could by this means, and of course by forcing them to always wear the badge publicly visible keep this elect community clear from all those unwelcome, insane elements, such as the disabled, dismembered, or maybe even the disbrained. i propose perlfan to be the first person to test that in reality.
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In reply to Re: Perl Monks with learning disabilities by TOD
in thread Perl Monks with learning disabilities by perlfan

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