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Premshree Pillai

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Nickname: premshree
Registered: Mar, 2004

Premshree Pillai is a Ruby evangelist, working with Yahoo!.
Here you go: Sania Mirza pics Posted: Mar 22, 2005 12:34 PM
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I’m sick of doing PHP. I mean what in the hell is a PHP. What’s worse is I’m stuck with 4.x. Don’t ask me why. Agreed, Java pretty much becomes the problem to solve, while the actual problem at hand is lost in designless glory. But at least it’s difficult to use Java. PHP is so friggin’ silly—you don’t even get the feeling of solving a problem. You just keep cribbing about how silly it is. I feel stupid using it. I feel like I’m in 2000 BC. I mean, what is a PHP? Can I have some water (in office now; no booze) now? Okay, had.

Oh, so what does this stupid text have to do with the awesome images? Good question. PHP has made me sick way too many times today, so I’ve been staring at these pics for quite some time. These images are dedicated to all PHP janitors.

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