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Yeah, because kids are dumb right?

Wassercrats your comments ar patronising and elitist in the worst possible way; Comparing nontechnical people to kids is, at best, really arrogant as there are probably quite a few non-programmers who are smarter than you or I. Similarly, assuming that kids don't always get the 'adult' jokes in cartoons is plan dumb; A lot of kids are far smarter and more perceptive than adults give them credit for.

Elgon

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In reply to Re^3: Do the masses know about perl? by Elgon
in thread Do the masses know about perl? by dimar

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