Boy, I haven't been around here in a long long time...Be nice to be back into things. I also haven't written a JAPH in a long time. How about a nice straightforward "Where's Waldo" type of one? 
q{"print 'print \"print Just Another Perl Hacker\"';print \"Just Anoth
+er Perl Hacker\";";print \"print \"Just Another Perl Hacker\"";};prin
+t "Just Another Perl Hacker";qq{print "Just Another Perl Hacker";prin
+t 'just another perl hacker'; print "JUST ANOTHER PERL HACKER" print 
+"Just Another Perl qx[print 'Just Another Perl Hacker'] Hacker"};q*pr
+int join(' ',@{[(qw(Hacker Perl Just Another))[2,3,1,0]]})*;qw#print 
+map {"$_ "} map {ucfirst} qw(just another perl hacker);#,qx~print "Ju
+st Another Perl Hacker"; print 'Just Another Perl Hacker';;print "Jus
+t Another 'print qw(Just Another Perl Hacker)'"~;

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Re: Where's Perldo?
by davorg (Chancellor) on May 04, 2002 at 07:19 UTC

    This confused me. I had now idea what "Where's Waldo" was, but a quick check on Google showed me that in the States they've renamed the Where's Wally books to Where's Waldo.

    Why would they do that?

    --
    <http://www.dave.org.uk>

    "The first rule of Perl club is you do not talk about Perl club."
    -- Chip Salzenberg

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      Talk about off-topic, but what the heck. It's a direct translation from British to American English.

      The character is also known as Walter in Germany, Charlie in France, and Holger in Denmark. I suspect these names were all chosen to indicate a goofy, clueless sort of fellow.

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