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dougwNO@SPAMcpan.org
Just another perl hacker somewhere near Disneyland
I have this homenode [perlmonks.org] of little consequence on Perl Monks [perlmonks.org] that you probably have no interest in whatsoever.
I also have some modules [cpan.org] on CPAN [cpan.org] some of which are marginally [cpan.org] more [cpan.org] useful [cpan.org] than others.
Egg, spam, cheese, spam, and toast
I can't remember the last time I had any spam (the canned kind, not the e-spam variety). Since we had some leftover after a fake authentic Hawaiian themed party where I was told that you just gotta have spam...actually, we just put the cans out on the buffet table for decoration along with the cans of Vienna sausages...anyway, I fried it up and put together a breakfast sandwich. Mmmm, mmm.
And the kids have been getting their first taste of it too (by itself and in mac 'n' cheese). At least one of them likes it, and when one of them asked "What is spam?", I answered "Umm,
--Larry Wall in the perl man page
Canned++ (Score:1)
I love Spam[tm] (Score:2)
I really like Spam; my wife hates it. To me, fried, it's like bacon.
Strangely enough, my wife likes Vienna Sausages, which I always thought were gross. She's now got our little boy eating them. I tried one and it no longer seemed gross, but tasteless.
Also try Treat, a Spam-alike. It's quite different; I believe it has honey or brown sugar in it. It's also usually cheaper, costing about one U.S. dollar or so.
J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers
Re:I love Spam[tm] (Score:2)
Two words (Score:1)
Yum.