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A friend of mine just had to explain how to set up a module and how he would approach the code design of an example problem, over the phone! Of course, they called his cell while he was outside so he had to do it blind with no paper to work on or anything. Bleagh.

I've barely even spoke about perl out loud except to about three friends. How do you even prepare for that?

BTW this was supposed to be a response to another post =( My turn for hitting the wrong button, I wonder if I can change my answer to that poll? =)

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