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'tell_the_truth' => [ |
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'You know, my favorite pornstar is definitely %s.', |
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'pornstars', $de_underscore |
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'thats_nothing' => [ |
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'Oh, that\'s nothing! You should\'ve seen what I auctioned in %s!', |
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'yapc', $de_underscore |
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'You know, I wrote some code for the %s space mission, but it was rejected for its lack of clarity...', |
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'My next lightning talk will be called "%s! %s!! %s!!!"', |
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'batman', sub { map { y/_/-/; ucfirst } @_ } |
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'I think the next YAPC should be on %s!', |
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'planets', ], |
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'I think we can solve that with a %s %s %s', |
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'I\'m pretty sure I could do that just by using %s and %s', |
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'opcodes', |
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'My grandfather once told me:' . ' %s' x 7, |
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sub { ( my $baby = shift ) =~ s/_.*$//; $baby } |
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[ 'barbapapa/nl', 'barbapapa/en' ], |
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'My favourite colour is %s', |
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[ 'colours/en', 'colours/x-11' ], |
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sub { my $colour = shift; return $colour =~ /pink|rose/i ? $de_underscore->( $colour ) : (); } |
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)x!! ( $Acme::MetaSyntactic::VERSION >= 1.011 ), |
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my ( $template, $theme, $filter ) = @{ $methods{$method} }; |
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use Acme::BooK::Is::My::Bitch; |
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my $bitch = Acme::BooK::Is::My::Bitch->new(); |
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for someone to pick a module from CPAN and have that module's name |
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BooK had a clever scheme for naming meeting rooms. Nobody ever listened. |
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BooK has something to say about the place the next YAPC::EU is going to be. |
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