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Subject: Re: Gaaah! Back in the job market…
From: John Schmidt
Newsgroups: alt.religion.kibology

Mark Edwards wrote:
> Lost my perl programming job

<snip>

> I will miss the people, I will miss the work and mostly, I will miss
> the %&*\@%!& paycheck. At least until I find another job.
        ^^^^^^^^

No wonder you lost the gig – that’s the worst data construct I’ve ever
seen. A hash of subroutines of fileglobs of array references to hashes
of bang line subroutines? That’s just WRONG!!!

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