I am not sure about the specifics of your errors, but the biggest issue I am seeing is that %thread_hash is declared in the main:: namespace and you are accessing is as if it was a local variable inside the MyFrame:: namespace. Try changing 

$thread_hash{'twit'} = $twit;

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to 
$main::thread_hash{'twit'} = $twit;

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and see if that helps. Beyond that I am not really sure what is happening here since I don't have a threaded perl to test this on. I suggest taking this to the moose mailing list (moose at perl.org) or the #moose IRC channel, someone there might be more familiar with Moose and threads.

-stvn

In reply to Re: passing shared blessed object part 2 by stvn
in thread passing shared blessed object part 2 by Anonymous Monk

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