BrowserUk, you bloody champ you !!
Guess what, I found out a way aswell ! Using IO::Pipe.

I figured out the following way to achieve my goal but you beat me to it.. L: hehe. And you know what, It's the repeat Tk method aswell o_(.
PLUS, I am using fork again. When I said I wasn't going to. But your way is very nice. 

use IO::Pipe;
use Tk;
$pipe = new IO::Pipe;

create_tk_window();

if($pid = fork()) { # Parent
    $pipe->reader();
    $mw->MainLoop;
}elsif(defined $pid) { # Child
     $pipe->writer();  
     while(1) {
       write_to_pipe();
     }
}

sub write_to_pipe {
           
    $pipe->write("Who's a jebroni - Not me Not me");
}

sub display_handle_data {
    my $pipe_data;
    $pipe->sysread($pipe_data,100024);
    $server_list_listbox->insert('end',"GOT $pipe_data");
    $server_list_listbox->see('end');
}
sub create_tk_window {
    $mw=MainWindow->new
    (
        -background=>'#dedede',
        -foreground=>'yellow',
        -title=>"FingerLick - Only eye nows the gows wehn the wind blo
+ws"
    );
    $mw->geometry("802x618");
    $mw->minsize(802,618);
    $mw->maxsize(802,618);
    $mw->repeat(1.001,sub { display_handle_data() });
    $sent_recvd_listbox=$mw->Listbox
    (
        -height=>1,
        -width=>60,
        -background=>'black',
        -foreground=>'yellow'
    )->pack(-side=>'bottom',-anchor=>'s',-pady=>2);

    $server_list_listbox=$mw->Scrolled
    (
        "Listbox",
        -height=>20,
        -width=>60,
        -background=>'white',
        -foreground=>'black',
        -scrollbars=>'se',
    )->pack();
}

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The Threads::Queue method that you have suggested may be the winner I think.
We shall see after some tests...etc..

Thank you very much BrowserUk. Now things are moving forward a lil more...
I wanted to finish this thing by this weekend, looks like I may now.

Thanks alot mate : _)

In reply to Re^2: Sharing Tk-module objects in threads by kabeldag
in thread Sharing Tk-module objects in threads by kabeldag

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