And for the heck of it, here's a minimal-magic version: 
sub create_list
{
    my @skip_dbs = @_;

    # declare the hash
    my %skippables;

    # populate the hash with the skippables
    foreach my $skip_db (@skip_dbs)
    {
        $skippables{$skip_db} = 1;
    }

    my @dbs = qw/fetch forward user smtp/;

    # create a list of each element of @dbs
    # that isn't in the skippables hash
    my @good_dbs;

    foreach my $db (@dbs)
    {
        unless (exists $skippables{$db})
        {
            push @good_dbs, $db
        }
    }
    return @good_dbs;
}

my @list = create_list("user", "smtp");
print "@list";

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