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in reply to Tattoo question
Risking hepatitis for Perl, are we? Something like 1:3 tatoo'd people have hep, no?
Doesn't seem worth the risk to me...
And you're an admitted Perl novice, what if you decide you like Ruby better in 6 months?
I can see Randal or Larry getting a Perl tatoo, but a novice, why?
Right now you're just a wanna-be..
But, if you must, I suggest the sentence "Just Another Perl Hacker,", a real JAPH, or just the letters JAPH.
Definitely post a picture.
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Re^2: Tattoo question
by Joost (Canon) on Sep 30, 2004 at 17:32 UTC
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Re^2: Tattoo question
by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Sep 30, 2004 at 20:10 UTC
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Joost is right. Almost everyone I know has ink, as the kids say, including me. None of us has ever had hepatitis. No reputable studio will give you any disease.
On the subject of the content, though, I tend to agree. An obfu might be nicer. And something else to keep in mind, spelt out tats don't weather fashion and time well and tats, like jokes, that have to be explained aren't usually worth the effort.
Update for drama: more of my friends have had bubonic plague than hepatitis.
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Re^2: Tattoo question
by geckosan (Sexton) on Oct 04, 2004 at 08:35 UTC
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