Dear Monks; Another idea on this topic came suddenly to my mind! I fear it is not a real solution, and when I tested it, it didn't work!
But wouldn't it be nice, to just store it into a hash, and then print out the values of the hash, while hoping perl disorders the elements, like it does sometimes!
(I know it does not help if it is absolutely necerserry to mix them up each time in a different way)
I'm rather sure that this is the shortest solution.. Could someone more skilled please tell if this was possible or if it is just one of my silly ideas.

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