I am all logic'd out. a mars bar in the mail to anyone, who can simplify this for me! 
if (
  ($ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'} && $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} ne "129.215.67.96") && 
  $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~ /\/bulletin\// && $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~ /\.c
+ss/ &&
  $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~ /\.ico/ && $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~ /formmail\.
+/ &&
  $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~ /\/prosp\// && $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~ /\/cale
+ndar\// &&
  $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~ /\/edit\// && $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} !~
  /tmp\/calendar2002-3\/pgradh\/regs\/029\.html/ 
)

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In addition I'd also like to get the following in there...
PseudoCoded 
false if  $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} contains "FalseIfJustThis"
true if  $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} contains "FalseIfJustThis" AND
  contains "ButIfAlsoThisThenTrue")

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there are some instances where "ButIfAlsoThisThenTrue" should lead to a false, so merely working it on this string won't work.

My knickers are in a twist, and i am fairly sure i am going the wrong way about this!!
Cheers
ant

edited by ybiC: balanced <code> tags and format tweaks

In reply to If Simplification by fourmi

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