Quite a few more "misses" this time:

• No 5.5: I just want to siiiing! rep:180+ by Petruchio 2000-11-22
• No 6.1: I Was a Saint (sung to the tune of "I Will Survive") rep:150+ by sauoq 2005-11-01
• No 6.3: Monk Levels rep:150+ by MZSanford 2001-07-24
• No 6.5: Perl Mambo rep:140+ by jkahn 2002-09-15
• No 6.7: Aaah, spring (A Very Special Perlmonks Contest) rep:140+ by boo_radley 2002-04-17
• No 6.9: Great Perl Literature rep:140+ by petdance 2001-10-03
• No 7.5: Use strict or unlink it rep:130+ by Jouke 2004-04-13
• No 9.3: The Tao of Programming, Chapter 1 rep:120+ by Felonious 2002-10-07
• No 9.7: The nature of work rep:120+ by tilly 2000-08-28
• No 10.5: Zen And The Art Of Perl Poetry rep:120+ by webfiend 2002-05-30

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