Nice job, but perl isn't really necessary at all... Here's one for your standard unix tool curl. 
curl -O "http://i.cnn.net/si/features/2002/swimsuit/images/gallery/{an
+a_beatriz,audrey,bridget,chandra,ehrinn,elsa,heidi,isabeli,josie,meli
+ssa,molly,petra,shakara,vanessa,veronica,yamila}lg[1-10].jpg"

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although I think the images are gone now. Ah well. *shrugs* :)

and if we take the updated location into account: 
curl "http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/features/2002/swimsuit/images/g
+allery/{ana_beatriz,audrey,bridget,chandra,ehrinn,elsa,heidi,isabeli,
+josie,melissa,molly,petra,shakara,vanessa,veronica,yamila}/lg/[1-10].
+jpg" -o #1_#2.jpg

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which I just tested, and it works fine!

In reply to Re: Swimsuit issue by carthag
in thread Swimsuit issue by Anonymous Monk

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