And who can forget these timeless classics: 
tie my $fire, 'Tie::Cycle', [ qw( burns burns burns ) ];

time - 86400;

$@ eq '' and $! == 0 and $^E eq '' and $? == 0;

$you->name;

[download]
"Ring of Fire"
"Yesterday"
"Ain't Misbehavin'"
"I Call Your Name"

And it turns out that WPRL is out there, but not online. KPRL promises to soon be streaming, if you're into the comedy stylings of Dr. Laura and G.G. Liddy.

-- Frag.

In reply to Re: WPERL: The Perl radio station by frag
in thread WPERL: The Perl radio station by petdance

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