Why does it say /keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul? Who picked this strange wording and why?
P.S. Some good tags for the question?
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Xul is a character from the first Ghostbusters film, and it does utter the phrase "There Is Only Zuul" (Zuul sounds like Xul). The keymaster and gatekeeper are other characters from the same film.
Even wikipedia knows this.
Oded
2010-09-06 20:21:28
Thanks for the quick answer, but found the `even` in your remark a bit hard to swallow :(
Majid
2010-09-06 20:26:07
I believe it's "There is only Zuul", but it's pronounced the same.
Tom Anderson
2010-09-06 20:26:43
@Tom Anderson - fair nitpick, answer updated ;)
Oded
2010-09-06 20:29:12
@Majid - Googling "there.is.only.xul" should have been the first thing you did. Stackoverflow does not replace basic search skills.
Oded
2010-09-06 20:33:40
@Oded - That is the first thing I did, although I added the word *trivia* to my keywords, which should have offset the results. Besides, I do not care much about what some people *define* SO *is* or *isn't*. For me it has elements of a community and I enjoy asking questions here - well apparently you enjoy answering them too.
Majid
2010-09-06 20:42:18
A:
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Tom Anderson
2010-09-06 20:30:32