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Well, because I can't resist responding to that when people give me even the slightest excuse with one of my favorite lines from one of my favorite movies (Rustlers' Rhapsody):

"Got a match?" "Your butt and my face!"

Maybe a variant on it?

"My .*?\!$ and your key!"

Okay, so maybe someone else can come up with a good one :)

I really love the idea of Perl jokes.

--JAPJ (Just Another Perl Joker)

In reply to Re: Seeking a good punchline by Anonymous Monk
in thread Seeking a good punchline by dws

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