I havn't come across a post that made laugh as hard is this one in a while (mostly because I've been away).Once I figured out what was being sought I neerly dove in to the regexing I think that the ranking algorithm holds the intrigue.I'm not sure if I've made the code more or less accessable.Anyway it made me think. 
#! /usr/bin/perl

# Authored By :DReKurCe
# Fri Jun 10 21:10:33 EDT 2005

use warnings;
use strict;
my @mostcommon=qw(www com org edu );
my @urlist =qw (
   www.to2600.org
   www.perlmonks.org
   www.darkphiber.ca);

graburl(@urlist);
sub graburl {
         my @urlist=@_;
         my $listlen=@urlist;
         foreach my $url(@urlist){;
         urlcom(@mostcommon,$url);
         }
        }
sub urlcom{
        my $url;
        (@mostcommon,$url)=@_;
        for my $match0(@mostcommon){
        my @atomize=split (//,$url);
        foreach $atom(@atomize){
                if (<masterful regex>)rank($url,1)

                else(<masterful regex>)rank($url,2)
                .
                .
                .
                }
        }
}

sub rank{

        <impliment ranking behaviour for  url>

        }

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in thread Imploding URLs by mobiGeek

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