24/12/2012:
  Description: s/\bwork\b/holiday/
  Reason: return 1;

26/12/2012:
  Description: s/\bwork\b/fun stuffs/
  Reason: return defined $fun and defined $stuff ? $stuff eq $fun : ($
+stuff = $fun);

27-28/12/2012:
  Description: s/\bwork place\b/christmas/ig
  Reason: s/\bwork place\b/christmas/ig

31/12/2012:
  Description: s/\bwork place\b/new year/ig
  Reason: return $home if my($blood_alcohol_content) gt 2;

2-4/1/2013:
  Description: s/\bnew\s+year\b/$rest and $peace/ge
  Reason: (my $bed and my $rest) or (my $bed and my $gf) or ($Perl_suc
+ks)

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