here's a short solution that changes the input record separator to 2 newlines, one of my favorite tricks. I also wanted to see if I could get each variable populated with only one split which turned out to be easier than I thought. 
use strict;
use warnings;
{
    local $/="\n\n";
    while (<DATA>) {
         my (undef, $o, undef, $q, undef, $c, undef, $u) = split /\n|(
+?: : )/, $_;
         print "Usage for object is $u bytes. Quota is $q bytes. Serve
+r is lnxdayhome01. Path is $o\n";
    }
}
__DATA__
Object    : T:\HD1\UDENTJP 
Quota    : 250000000 Bytes 
Current    : 0 Bytes 
Used(%)    : 0%

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In reply to Re: Skipping lines by boo_radley
in thread Skipping lines by Anonymous Monk

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