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0: <code>
1: #!/usr/bin/perl
2: 
3: print <<END;
4: Insert Cool Message Here
5: 
6: This message will self destruct in 3 seconds, got it?
7: END
8: 
9: $_=<STDIN>;
10: $| = 1;
11: for($i = 1; $i < 4; $i++ ) {
12:     sleep 1;
13:     print "$i..";
14: }
15: print "KABOOM!\n";
16: system( "/bin/rm", $0 );
17: </code>

In reply to I need to get back to work! by spaz

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