Well if this is going to turn into a wish list...
sub Purchase::All_Night_Garage::Lighter::Clipper { my $self = shift; # Dude, purchase is like, er theft, but you pay for it. use Tax::Lighter::Clipper; my $clipper = Tax::Lighter::Clipper->new(); # Makes sense to have another module for trying to get # loose change out of front pocket of tight jeans. my $cost = Stoner::fumbling::pocket->new(); $self->draw($cost); push @{$self->{assets}}=@_ unless $self->random_forgetfulness; return 'home'; } # Mutator method: sub Purchase::All_Night_Garage::Rizla::Kingsize($){ my $range = { blue=>'master', red=>'novice' }; return 0 unless exists($range->{$_[1]}); $_[0]->{rizla}->{colour} = $_[1]; }

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Brother Frankus.

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in thread mmmmmmm by clairudjinn

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