The current list seems to be here: Random quotes in the top left corner...

Citation:

The other Four Horsemen of the I/O-pocalypse being IN, OUT, FH, and HANDLE.
-- D. Conway (PBP, Chapter 10: I/O)

Some ideas...

• Perl6 released today!
• Quantum Superpositions
• Flip-Flops under the Cowl.
• perldoc
• CPAN
• see pan-opticum
• in dubio pro regex
• real-time altruism
• Where no Monk has gone before...
• Perl me up, Larry...
• Higher Order Perl
• does not compile¹⁾
• Thou shalt "use strict;"
• Blessed are they that write <code>
• ...

¹⁾ ... in the sense of perlcc

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