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However, if you would rather that I stayed out of Moose threads and never mention the M-word again, then I will understand that and be gone.

Never,... never ever, ... never ever, ever would I say that. I may not (or ever) agree with you on the specifics, but I appreciate fully your input. Keep on keepin' on brother!

That said, I do love messing with you. If ever you are at a YAPC::NA, PPW or OPW, all your beers are on me :)

Love and kisses,

- stvn

In reply to Re^6: Some thoughts on Moose Attributes by stvn
in thread Some thoughts on Moose Attributes by John M. Dlugosz

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