In the same spirit as Hail Larry... 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

my $day = 'today';

sub Our_Camel
{
    print    'Our Camel, Who art at #!/usr/bin/perl,'."\n";
    print    "Hallowed be Thy Name.\n";
    print    "Thy Script Will Run.\n";
    print    "Larry's Will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven.\n";
    print    "Give us this day our daily coffe.\n";
    print    "And forgive us our errors,\n";
    print    "as we forgive our scripts when they abort.";
    print    "And lead us not to a single way of thinking,\n";
    print    "but show us that TMTOWTDI. Amen.\n";
}

while($day)
{
    &Our_Camel;
}

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Tom "Turkey" Schaffer ( : >~

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