Some of those are completely brilliant, but I really think that 
pop @mohicans;

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is more accurately 
$mohicans[-1];

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Also, I think that the data structure for 
@couples = map [ pop @brides, pop @brothers ], 1..7;

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should really be 
%couples = map { (pop @brothers, pop @brides) }, 1..7;

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Note the hash as having a "has-a" relationship, right?

xoxo,
Andy
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In reply to Re: japhy's Perl Film picks (some are puzzles...) by petdance
in thread The Perl Film Festival by petdance

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