In Ruby, what's the easiest way to “chomp” at the start of a string instead of the end?

Question

In Ruby, sometimes I need to remove the new line character at the beginning of a string. Currently what I did is like the following. I want to know the best way to do this. Than

Answer 1

s.sub(/^[\n\r]*/, '')

This removes leading newlines (carriage returns and line feeds, as in chomp), not any whitespace.