I Will Not Throw Paper Airplanes In Class.

I love geeky comic strips. Makes me feel so much at ease. You must have guessed it, I am a big fan of Dilbert. =) Jeffery Palm did a wonderful job with this one below!

[Caption reads: With Scheme would he have done better?]

[Caption reads: How about this?]

[Caption reads: Or this?]

[Caption reads: Huh?]

[Caption reads: Ahhhhhhhhh?]

I think I prefer Perl. =p

Not clear, text too small? You can find the original strip here.

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