Cool little program beretboy !
This slightly modified version brings your DOS window back afterwards when running it from the commandline.
I know this code wasn't submitted for peer review but i couldn't resist :)

use Win32::Sound;
use Win32::GUI;
$MW = new Win32::GUI::Window(
    -title   => 'Ignore-O-matic',
    -left    => 100,
    -top     => 100,
    -width   => 150,
    -height  => 175,
    -name    => 'MainWindow',
    -visible => 1,
);
$because = $MW->AddButton(
    -text    => 'because!',
    -name    => 'because',
    -left    => 25,
    -top     => 25,
);
$quiet = $MW->AddButton(
    -text    => 'Be Quiet!',
    -name    => 'quiet',
    -left    => 25,
    -top     => 50,
);
$goaway = $MW->AddButton(
    -text    => 'Go AWAY!',
    -name    => 'away',
    -left    => 25,
    -top     => 75,
);
$nocare = $MW->AddButton(
    -text    => 'I do not care!',
    -name    => 'nocare',
    -left    => 25,
    -top     => 100,
);
$important = $MW->AddButton(
    -text    => 'More important!',
    -name    => 'important',
    -left    => 25,
    -top     => 125,
);
my ($DOS) = Win32::GUI::GetPerlWindow();
Win32::GUI::Hide($DOS);
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
sub MainWindow_Terminate {
    $MW->PostQuitMessage(1);
    Win32::GUI::Show($DOS);
}
sub quiet_Click {
Win32::Sound::Play("bequite.wav");
return 0;
}
sub because_Click {
Win32::Sound::Play("because.wav");
return 0;
}
sub away_Click {
Win32::Sound::Play("goaway.wav");
return 0;
}
sub nocare_Click {
Win32::Sound::Play("nocare.wav");
return 0;
}
sub important_Click {
Win32::Sound::Play("moreimportant.wav");
return 0;
}
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Jorg

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