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Let's see:

"PERL was designed with a vision in mind. To create the ultimate coding experience for everyday people. A language where simplicity, beauty and technology meet. As a group of quirky creatives and coding enthusiasts, creating the PERL wasn’t a choice. It was a necessity.

Yeah, pretty much a direct rip-off.

UPDATE: Perl Trademarks

In reply to Re^2: New meaning to SmokeTesters? by VinsWorldcom
in thread New meaning to SmokeTesters? by VinsWorldcom

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