Eh, I’m really late in congratulating you, @Pullo ; but my belated congrats are most sincere. 
Aww, isn’t that cheesy? But it’s true. 
@Stomme poes ; oh, 'zis is so nais of you tu sei.
PS: And a great interview by both of you, Ralph and Pullo.
No, but I do now. Just hearing that makes me blush. Geesh.
Pullo, luckily you got into web design this century so there was less chance of you learning from poor sources or having to work with fossilised dinosaur browsers.
Yes, getting positive feedback or even feedback saying their issue has been solved is rarer than it should be from many OP on forums. So it does usually brighten the day why they are courteous, I’d agree.
So are you more creative when intoxicated; since that is what seems to be implied? 
Hmm. I never put in on… so luckily I never was corrupted.
I presume you are coping fine with some of the German humour over there. Well anyway congratulations on December’s MOTM.
Thanks xhtmlcoder, I appreciate your response!
I never said that, guv! Honest!
I was just trying to be cute with Ralph’s questions, as I have no idea about the meaning of anything, let alone life.
If the sad truth be told, I had a few beers on New Year’s Eve and managed to fall asleep before midnight. And I had a hangover the next day, to boot.
Life’s just not fair
WE ARE PURE, ROBERT!
Pullo has discovered the Ballmer peak
You crack me up
That’s a cool cartoon.
It doesn’t just apply to programming though, the same thing goes for foreign language speaking ability.
The up-curve is a little less steep, but there’s only one or two beers difference between talking German like a boss and becoming a gibbering wreck in the corner.
hm… drink lots of beer… end up speaking German.
I’d agree, if you said Belgian 
nom nom nom
Congratulations Pullo!
Hope to learn somethings