Well, again... a silly use for perl. Couldn't resist...

Nah, don't upvote PLZ. The merits go to thezip, again, for his CB entry

my @T = lolcatime(time);

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so grab one of his nodes to upvote. Ready? ok... 

package lolcatime;
require Exporter;
our @ISA    = qw(Exporter);
our @EXPORT = qw(lolcatime localtime);
*localtime  = \&lolcatime;
sub lolcatime {
  my $foo;
  return wantarray
  ? CORE::localtime(shift||time)
  : uc((($foo=scalar(CORE::localtime(shift||time)))=~s/:(\d+) / /)
    && "$foo - i can haz ur $1 seconz?");
}
1;

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perl -Mlolcatime -le 'print scalar lolcatime time'
TUE JAN  6 03:41 2009 - I CAN HAZ UR 31 SECONZ?

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kthxbye

--shmem

update: changed title, added sample usage

In reply to yet another time module by shmem

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