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My thoughts for Other Squares (assumes relevant changes elswhere for consistency):

London Atlantic City Perl
GO GO continue {}
Income Tax Income Tax Donate to YAPS (or) Buy Perl Books
Jail Jail Matt's Script Archive
Free Parking Free Parking CPAN (Free Modules!)
Go to Jail Go to Jail be forced to use Matt's Scripts
Super Tax Luxury Tax Debugging Session
Community Chest Community Chest Perl Community
Chance Chance Untested Code

I tease a bit about Matt's Script Archive, but it's the first thing I assocaited with that "oh no!" or "ick" feeling of Go To Jail.

As for GO being continue {}, I imagine a card that instead of "proceed to Go" would simply say next;

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In reply to Re: Perl Monopoly Board by radiantmatrix
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