We're gonna be selling t-shirts and stickers in the near future hopefully. I've been busy with school and the time I have spent coding for work has been on the web store so I haven't been around here much. Hopefully within a week or so you'll be able to buy Perl Monks garb and stickers to place on your Perl bashing web technology professors' car/books/laptops/forehead. It might be longer for you international folks with the additional shipping calculations unless you want to just give me your credit card numbers and trust me to do the right thing...
vroom | Tim Vroom | vroom@cs.hope.edu
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