I just started perl a week ago, so this is one of my first pieces of code. All comments are welcome. 
#!usr/bin/perl
#Written by gilbert for UEC.
#http://www.uec.be    -should be up soon...-
#Mail gilbert_vilvoorde@hotmail.com for bugs, improvements, questions,
+ insults or loveletters.

#I'm just a beginner so this is crappy code.
use warnings;
use strict;

#Before I met you, I was like a $calar.
my $lonely = "Gilbert"; 

#When we got together, we lived in our own @rray of love.
my @love = ("Gilbert","lieselotte");

#When we have sex, it is like we become one. 
my $sex = join "=" , @love;

#Now we are like a pair of data, safely surrounded by the hash of love
+.
my %marriage = (    
    gilbert => "lieselotte"
    );


print "$lonely\n";
print "(@love)\n";
print "$sex\n";
for (keys %marriage) {
    print "$_ loves $marriage{$_} forever.\n";
}
while (1) {
    print "Let our love be as infinite as this  loop.\n";
}

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