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qr/can{1,2}onize/ me
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by Discipulus
on Mar 10, 2023 at 04:27
    Dont dash my hopes cannonizing me with a smash, no rash on my back for your downvoting lash. Stash your whip! Fill the cannon with perl hash. Dont drive me to ash if I'm not able in bash, come back to your root slash, dont let me crash, dont thrash me if in my cache I love The Clash. Brashly canonize me instead, an upvoting flash, a new sash on my shoulders would not harsh :)

    L*

    You gained 14 experience points.
    It's the best we could do on such short notice.
    Congratulations, you have been promoted to Canon!
    You have 8000 points until level 21 - Chancellor.

    There are no rules, there are no thumbs..
    Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.
Perl, oh Perl
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by aartist
on Feb 16, 2023 at 14:56
    Perl, oh Perl, you're a language so fine, With syntax so strange, and modules so divine, From regex to arrays, you're a tool of great power, And with CPAN by your side, you can work by the hour. Oh Perl, how you make my code so succinct, With hashes and subroutines, my programs can link, You handle data so well, from strings to files, And with OOP, you make my code miles. You're not just a language, but a culture so rich, With a community of users, who all make the pitch, Of the beauty of Perl, in all its great forms, From CGI to Mojolicious, we weather all storms. So here's to you Perl, our language so dear, We'll code on and on, without any fear, With a love for the craft, and a love for the art, We'll make our code shine, with all of our heart.
    (ai.com)
    
I've Got Friends
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by perldigious
on Jan 02, 2023 at 01:21

    In conjunction with my final meditation, I give you the return of The Drunken Poet. Written in the "Weird Al Song Parody" style to be sung to the music of Garth Brooks' "Friends in Low Places". For those non-Americans, or for those who simply hate country music, forgive me... I'm from the Midwest in the USA. :-)

    Friends in Perl Spaces

    I blame it all on these kooks,
    with their pink-hued rat books.
    They've ruined my Perl love affair.
    
    As they all crow,
    I tell you this really blows.
    I'm the last one to hold out and care.
    
    And imagine my cries
    as the world fell for their lies.
    On my face is written the pain.
    
    And they boasted too,
    said, "ha, ha now you are screwed,"
    and I'll never cease to complain!
    
    But I've got friends in Perl spaces
    where the $igils lead
    and the postfix chases extra lines away.
    @will_miss_it = $every_day->@*;
    
    Yeah, I'm not big on syntax white spaces.
    Their monotonous code is causing brain stasis!
    Oh, I'll miss my friends in Perl Spaces!
    
    Well, I guess I was wrong.
    Python zeal is too strong.
    It's past time I acknowledge the score.
    
    I put up a good fight,
    not gently in to the night,
    but now I'm knocked out on the floor.
    
    It's almost obscene
    the snake cult followers gleaned,
    and I can't escape it again.
    
    They say that I
    have to submit to their power,
    no, I just can't win!
    
    But I've got friends in Perl spaces
    where the $igils lead
    and the postfix chases extra lines away.
    @will_miss_it = $every_day->@*;
    
    Yeah, I'm not big on syntax white spaces.
    Their monotonous code is causing brain stasis!
    Oh, I'll miss my friends in Perl Spaces!
    
    I'll miss my friends in Perl spaces
    where the $igils lead
    and the postfix chases extra lines away.
    @will_miss_it = $every_day->@*;
    
    Yeah, I'm not big on syntax white spaces
    Their monotonous code is causing brain stasis
    Oh, I'll miss my friends in Perl Spaces!
    
    I'll miss my friends in Perl spaces
    where the $igils lead
    and the postfix chases extra lines away.
    @will_miss_it = $every_day->@*;
    
    Yeah, I'm not big on syntax white spaces
    Their monotonous code is causing brain stasis
    Oh, I'll miss my friends in Perl Spaces!
    
    Yeah, I'll miss my friends in Perl Spaces!
    
    

    Just another Perl hooker - My clients appreciate that I keep my code clean but my comments dirty.
for beginners
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by Cobweb
on Dec 17, 2022 at 16:56

    "print" in Perl,

    "Hello World!"

    Congrats to you,

    Although you're new,

    First step's taken,

    Walls are breakin'

    And if you're stuck,

    By any luck,

    Perl Monks dear,

    With advice here,

    Shall through your night,

    Shine their own light

    Your problems solve

    Perhaps dissolve!

    So do not fear,

    'Cause help is near!

    So give your odes,

    To Perl codes!

Is this a limerick?
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by Cobweb
on Dec 14, 2022 at 11:38

    Rather underrated,

    Sometimes kinda hated,

    Perl is a language,

    Only causing anguish,

    When highly debated.

Past 1 days
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by Anonymous Monk
on Aug 14, 2022 at 21:35
    Nothing happened
    Past 1 days
    Time to give up the days
    as a measure 
    
    
contentment, finally
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by silent11
on Oct 14, 2021 at 17:57

    i visit this site, about once a year

    nostalga burns bright, then fades into fear


    same questions posted, like back in the day

    chatterbox quiet, not much to say()


    life is a cycle, times they move fast

    but joy's found looking forward, not in the past


    I'm finally content, 2 decades hence

    resigned this will __END__, t'was quite the experience


    like your favorite module, lastly return true

    1; is so boring, end yours "with whatever you want to";


A pensive musing...
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by Polyglot
on Aug 31, 2021 at 09:55

    Perlimerick

    Perl, once my ally, threatens now to become my nemesis.
    Without her, perhaps, I'd be in line for a new genesis.
         But such is the enigma
         That she would bring such stigma
    And place me, unexpectedly, into such antithesis.

    Blessings,

    ~Polyglot~

fine as you go
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by Anonymous Monk
on Jun 23, 2021 at 06:01
    perl - what are you on about? me - you've led me so deep in the mire how are either of us to know? use lib '.'; use soandso; there happens to be a dirth of package soandso anywhere yet we merrily + whizz along
Regex On Your Tombstone?
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by McD
on May 19, 2021 at 10:15

    Hello Monastery - long time, no see.

    As the Brothers here grow old and gray (or grey, I suppose - TMTOWTDI), we must surely be contemplating the eternal.

    Leading me to wonder this morning... What's a good regular expression for your tombstone?

    Maybe:

    die "Normal termination" if /life$/;

    Share your best idea!


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