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We are looking for a way to decorate one or two of our white walls of our new office.
For the top floor where PHP developers are working we thought a piece of good looking and interesting PHP code would be fun.

Anyone willing to help us out?

The available walls: Wall nr 1: http://flic.kr/p/8sKDja Wall nr 2: http://flic.kr/p/8sNGFq

Please keep in mind the available space on the walls.

thanks

+1  A: 

Mayflower gives away free Zend Framework posters and Sektions1 gives away free PHP Security posters. That would make useful wall decorations.

Gordon
Already ordered the zend framework poster. The security poster wont ship to the netherlands.
Jonas Wouters
@Gordon: Not at all. PDF is available for download for the countries they are not shipping to.
Jonas Wouters
@Gordon there is no option to pay?
Jonas Wouters
@gordon no that is ok...
Jonas Wouters
@Gordon: Thanks! I received the poster.We bought a big starwars poster for 1 wall and we'll use the 2 php posters for the other wall.
Jonas Wouters
@Jonas you are welcome. Enjoy! :)
Gordon
A: 

yes here is the code for u

class phpdeveloper{
    $human_being;
    $machine;
    function bored(){
        echo "search for top 10 sexy models";
    } 
    function working_mood(){
        echo "ignore documentation";
    }
    function angry_on_boss(){
        if(male){ echo "kiss him" }else if(female){ echo "kiss him in front of wife"; }
    }
    function clients_give_tension(){
        echo "give him tension back --> cannot be done ";
    }
    function wife_tension(){
        echo "flirt with other girls online and remove your tension"
    }
}

hope this helps you can edit code as per interest :)

Extjs Commander
A: 

PHP is often not a pretty language. As far as interesting examples, you may be able to find something in the StackOverflow code golf question series.

I would either browse your own code base, or pull from some meaningful third-party project (WordPress would be my personal choice).

Adam Backstrom
And what language is always pretty? Logo language?
Iznogood
Python, more often than not. JavaScript has its moments, as well. Maybe I just have a thing against dollar signs.
Adam Backstrom