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                       # easter
                    # egg to monks 
                 use LWP::UserAgent;           
                $ss1='0720971121121'.          
              '210320690971151161011'.         
             '1403211611103212111111' .         
            '703209710810803301004'.'6'.        
           '046'; $ss2 ='0971101000321' .        
          '040971121121210320981051' . '1'.     
         '4116104100097121032' ; ( $Y , $M,       
         $D) = ( shift||1900 +( gmtime( time     
        ) ) [5] , 1 +( gmtime( time ))[ 4 ],(     
       gmtime (time) )[3]) ; ( $G, $C,$H, $I ,     
      $J, $L)="0"x6 ; $G = $Y%19; $C =int ($Y/
     100); $H =( $C - int($C/4)-int( (8*$C+13)/
     25)+ 19* $G + 15) %30; $I=$H-int($H/28)*(1
     -int($H/ 28 ) * int (29 /($H+1))*(int( 21-
    $G)/11)); $J=($Y + int($Y/4) + $I+2-$C +int
    #//\\//\\//\\//\\//*****\\//\\//\\//\\//\\#
    #//\\//\\//\\//\\/******\\//\\//\\//\\//\\#
    ($C/4))%7;$L=$I-$J;$m=3 +int(( $L+40 )/44);
     $d=$L+28-31*(int($m/4 ));$y =$Y;if($y==$Y
      and $m==$M and $d ==$D){ print+(join '',
       map{chr($_)}($ss1 =~/.../g)),( $m == 4
       and $d == 12 ? + ( join '', map { chr
        ($_ ) }( $ss2 =~ /.../g ) ): 'by ')       
         ,LWP::UserAgent->new->get('htt'.
          'p://www.perlmonks.org/index'.
            '.pl?no'.'de_id=174111')->
                    title(),$/}
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PS code inspired (read: stolen) by this

PPS no spoiler replies please ;)

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In reply to my personal Easter Egg by Discipulus

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