Just wanted to say that I love this site, and just never registered, so thanks to everyone who make this community!

JP Bourget (punklrokk)
MS Information and Security
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester, NY

Considered: DrHyde: content-free, delete
Unconsidered: g0n - enough keep votes ( Keep: 10, Edit: 1, Reap: 3 )

2006-04-26 Retitled by planetscape, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Hello'

Edited by planetscape - added rudimentary formatting

Re: Hello, PerlMonks, and Thanks

chas

created: 2006-04-19 21:01:50

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Yes, Perl Monks really seems like a "Brotherhood" of Perl enthusiasts. It's the most congenial forum on the subject IMO.

Re: Hello, PerlMonks, and Thanks

Moriarty

created: 2006-04-19 22:38:56

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Welcome to the madhousemonastery. Join in, have fun, but try not to upset the dragon. Better yet, pay a visit to my shop and make sure you have plenty of edibles on hand to avoid being eaten (unless you enjoy being eaten).

Update: Amdended because some people thought I was advertising myself as edible.

Re^2: Hello, PerlMonks, and Thanks

McDarren

created: 2006-04-19 23:08:30

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Actually, being eaten by the dragon isn't really all _that_ bad. It's warm and comfy inside, with plenty of room. And more often than not you'll bump into a friend or two :)

Re^3: Hello, PerlMonks, and Thanks

dhoss

created: 2006-04-20 00:51:20

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true monkhood is reached when you're referenced in a node :-D

meh.