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Howdy!

Wow. Swinging that hard at a pinata and missing is a surefire recipe for a wrenched back. That sentence is wrong in so many places as to be pretty spectacular.

For starters, it misses that virtualsue, while resident in the UK last I checked, is American in origin. And she's quite a decent person that being an in-person assessment. Secondly, it completely misses what "freedom of speech" actually means. But then, people who wave that flag (anonymously, even) usually don't.

yours,
Michael

In reply to Re^3: Reaped: Re: why Perl5 will never die by herveus
in thread why Perl5 will never die by zentara

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