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Not to sound defensive , but I have to disagree. Upon reflection, I might have put an OT since it technically wasn't a question about the site as much about it's users.

Considering such recent philosophical queries as How do I know what I 'know' is right?, or even deeper discussions such as OT: Favorite notebooks and pens....even way out there So, Netscape is dead?...I didn't think I was getting too far out of box in wondering if the monks here, like those in the religous orders of old, brewed beer.

I am not trying to rant, normally I would just /msg the person disagreeing with me, but since they posted anonymously I answered them here.

No hard feelings if you disagree with me, we can still go out and have a beer ;-)

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: OT: PerlMonks Brewers by phydeauxarff
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