Bart Indeed is a batch (.cmd) but as I'm using LWP-REQUEST (GET) already tried one get per line but it doesn't work, I tried the following script: 
Echo.
get -S -d  http://www.yahoo.com  
get -S -d  http://www.google.com 
get -S -d  http://www.ciudad.com.ar
get -S -d  http://www.gmail.com
get -S -d  http://www.clarin.com 
get -S -d  http://www.claro.com.ar 
get -S -d  http://www.mail.com 
get -S -d  http://www.facebook.com
Echo.

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But I only get the result of the first one like this: 
GET http://www.yahoo.com --> 302 Found
GET http://ar.yahoo.com/?p=us --> 200 OK

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In reply to Re^3: lwp-request issue. by Gn0m3
in thread lwp-request issue. by Gn0m3

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