...Perl, of course! Here follows the Mr Sparkle commercial from the Simpsons episode In Marge We Trust, translated to Perl. I don't suggest you try running it. :)

JapaneseBusinessman->say("Oh, hello, American investor."); JapaneseBusinessman->say("I see you are interested in distributing Mr. + Sparkle in you home prefecture."); JapaneseBusinessman->say("You have chosen wisely. But please -- don't +believe me. Observe this commercial."); MrSparkle->summon('from box'); MrSparkle->float('around room') while (sparkles_fly()); MrSparkle->say(sub { $i = disrespectful($dirt), can($you, see("that I am serious?")); }); MrSparkle->bounce(keys %BabysXylophone); @women = TrioOfDancingWomen->new(location => 'ocean floor'); MrSparkle->say(sub { out(my $way, @you), $this = not $place for @loafers; join('me') or die; can($you, "do any ", `less`, "?"); }); @women->say(sub { ($what_a) = grep { /brave/ } @corporate_logos; I->accept(CHALLENGE, MR_SPARKLE); }); $women[1]->say("Awesome power!"); MrSparkle->transform(@women, SumoWrestler); Reporter->say($two_headed_cow, sub { $what = y/our/plans/ for (@summer_vacation, '?'); $two_headed_cow->shatter('upon seeing', MrSparkle); @corporate_logos->die('by being sucked into a black hole'), MrSparkle- +>survive; Announcer->say(sub { for (@lucky_best_wash) { use MrSparkle; } });

I SEND YOU LUCKY MR SPARKLE BROCHURE, ONE HUNDRED PER CENT!

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