<outcast> 

use Another::Cookie_Cutter::Reality::Show;

 $show = Another::Cookie_Cutter::Reality::Show->$new('American_Idol');

foreach(@week)
{
      $show->$#contestants = $show->$#contestants - 1;
      for($x = 0; $x <= $show->$#contestants; $x++)
     {
        if($_ eq "Ruben")
        {
           $holder = $_;
           $_ = $show->$contestants[0];
           $show->$contestants[0] = $holder;
           last;
        }

)
$show->$comic_relif = 'Simon';
$show->$hot_chic = 'Paula';
$show->$big_attraction = 'Karaoke Style Singing';
$result = &end_show;
print result."\n";



sub end_show
{
      return $show->end_result('more crap');
}

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</outcast>

<paula>You did really well, I liked your poem, it flowed really well.</paula>

<randy>look dawg, you wrote a good poem, you missed an ending curly brace on your for loop, but you were probably nervous, overall, I thought it was ok...ok.</randy>

<simon>I disagree...your perl performance here is sub-standard, if you coded this way at the tryouts, you wouldn't even have made it past the syntax checker.</simon>

:-)

--
hiseldl
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In reply to Re: Ode to American Idol by hiseldl
in thread Ode to American Idol by outcast

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