Here it is by popular demand. I've only put in the code that I changed which broke the script. Look at the password setting to see my level of frustration. :) 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use CGI;
my $query = new CGI;
my $error_message = "";
my $pwd = "";

###############################################
#                          #
# Variable initiation                  #
#                          #
###############################################

my $form_submission_check = "Submit";                    # Set to the 
+name of an object on the form

###############################################
#                          #
# Script program logic                  #
#                          #
###############################################

if ($query->param('cancel')) {   
    &get_password;
} elsif ($query->param('change1')) {
           &change_password();
} elsif ($query->param('change2')) {
    &process_change_password();
} else {
        $pwd = $query->param('password');
        if ($pwd eq "suckmydick") {
        $pwd = 1;
                &form;
        } else {
        &get_password();
    }
}

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Thanks.

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