comment on

0: #!/usr/bin/perl
1: $a="User-Agent:PlMk";$u="
2: xavier.penguinpowered.com
3: ";$h="GET / HTTP/1.\n";$u
4: =~s/\n//gs;$d=`echo "$h$a
5: "|nc $u 80`;$d=~s/.+?ml\r
6: (.+)/$1/s;$d=~s/\n+|\s+ \
7: / /gsx;$d=~s/<a.+?f="(.*?
8: )">(.+?)<\/a>/$2($1)/sgx;
9: $d=~s/<(br|p|li)>/\n/g;$d
10: =~s/<.+?>//gsx;print"$d";

In reply to highschool yearbook blurb :-) by Xavier

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