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i for one particularly enjoyed the expression with which you take issue: i found it concise and vivid and funny and would much rather take part in a conversation with a bit of gusto about it.

so I have --'d your post for being prim and humourless, and I offer you this reply mostly so that you can return the favour if you feel like it.

ps. if you want something crass to object to, try jokes that combine automatic weapons with operating system zealotry.

In reply to Re: Re: My computer broked down after perl install by thpfft
in thread My computer broked down after perl install by Anonymous Monk

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