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To stay alive I breath. I'm a completely unemployable monk/philosopher/dropout/bozo ( depending on context :-) )

I am fascinated by computers, and see the network as the earth's attempt to form neural pathways between it's newly formed earthbrain cells (us). The neural-net pathways need a way of accurately and flexibly controlling the information.... Perl is it.

Occaisionally I make some food money by doing handyman work( electric, plumbing, carpentry, etc), but if I had my choice, I would be an organic farmer, and am always looking for a way to grow a specialty crop, and sell it over the internet.

I would gladly pay you Tuesday, for a tofu burger today. :-)

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. flash japh

In reply to Re: What do you do for living? by zentara
in thread What do you do for living? by tamaguchi

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