bless $TheChild;  # plain and simple

$child = fork;    # a little more literal,
bless $child;     # but much less a good idea

s/the//;          # I love this movie

$SIG{'Slayer'} = Buffy();
sub Buffy { kill 9, $vampire; }
if ($vampire = fork) { sleep 2; Buffy(); }
else { print "Muhaha, I killed Buffy!"; }

$destination[-1];

$legend{'fist'}

# end of mine


q {  # quoting japhy:

  sub tomorrow { return; die; }

  }  # das beautiful


q {  # quoting spacewarp:

  " " . "lost" . " ";

  }  # das good, but "Lost in White Space" popped into my mind first

q {  # quoting brovnik:

  close(encounters/3) || kind();

  } # mine would be: close($kind[2]{'encounters'});

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# Dross, Professional Dullard

In reply to Re: Re: The Perl Film Festival by Dross
in thread The Perl Film Festival by petdance

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