I do hope WPERL plays old blues tune like:

my @trail =('hellhound','hellhound');

package vain;
use vars qw($love @love %love);

$night = 'dark';
undef $night;

my $bad_sign;
    $born++;

my $broom = new Blues;
$broom->dust();

package Y;
use 5.6;
our $funeral;
my $trial;
[download]

and other stuff like:

@stuff = ('jams', 'hams', 'rams');
shift @stuff;
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Solutions:

• Hellounds on my trail (R. Johnson)
• All my love in vain (R. Johnson)
• Dark was the night (Blind Willie Johnson)
• Dust my broom (R. Johnson)
• (Y::)our funeral my trial (Sonny Boy Williamson)
• Kick out the Jams (MC5)

<kbd>--
my $OeufMayo = new PerlMonger::Paris({http => 'paris.mongueurs.net'});</kbd>

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