Re: The history of Perl Poetry

On 28 Apr, 2005, at 19:37, Jarkko Hietaniemi wrote:
>
> That's because I am (want to be) a prebel.

No, you're just soft in the head, marrying me is certainly proof of 
that.

In spite of how much I'd just love to go fight club on the cult of 
personality, it is perhaps not the right phrase.

Why not just refer to us as "Them" or "They" as it would fit in with 
the "The" theme.

When history reads more like an epitaph, it's important not to use too 
much hyperbole as it accentuates the scent of death by showering the 
corpse with roses.

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• The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by David H. Adler
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by David H. Adler
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Dave Cross
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• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige
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• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Andrew Savige
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Jarkko Hietaniemi
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Kurt Starsinic
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Jarkko Hietaniemi
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Elaine Ashton
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by David H. Adler
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by Jarkko Hietaniemi
• Re: The history of Perl Poetry by merlyn