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petemar1by petemar1 (Pilgrim) |
on Aug 05, 2000 at 01:23 UTC ( #26274=user: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw use strict; my @Monks_met = ( "abaxaba", "easyasy2k", "frag", "petdance", "SparkeyG", ); my @OReilly_Perl_books_I_own = ( "learning", "intermediate", "practices", "testing", "programming", "cookbook", "nutshell", "xml", "sysadmin", "graphics", "spidering", "cs", "regexes", "algorithms", "advanced", "pocket", "regex_pocket", "debugger", ); my @Noteworthy_Perl_URLs = ( "useperl", "cpm", "perldoc", "perlmonk", "monkstats", "cblast35", "cbstats", "apache", "mod_perl", "regex", "effective", "glue", "wiki", "stages", "perl_freak", "perlgeek", "pleac", "perligata", "extreme_perl", "higher_order_perl", "rathman", "kuhn", "List::Cycle", "patterns", ); print <<'END_REMARKS';
-----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
-----BEGIN PERL GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
-----BEGIN PERL STYLE GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
-----BEGIN JAVA GEEK CODE BLOCK----- The Cheesy Webring! You have the right to free cheese. previous, next, random, list, next5, prev5, first, last don't blame me for this idea, it's ar0n's fault! END_REMARKS |
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