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> Le Sat, 22 May 2010 01:05:33 +0200, Duke Normandin
> <dukeofperl@ml1.net> a  écrit:
>> Nothing too terribly mind-boggling! ;) Just don't want to spend the
>> ti 
> me
>> learning a "soon-to-be" fossil of a language, with no where to go but
> in  
>> a
>> museum.
..
> .. Not popular, does not implies bad (and
> popular  does not implies good).

That is especially true of music!

Warren