@Pete: No I'm not very good with perl but it is similar to many programming languages. It's like learning an instrument. Once you learn one, you know how to read the musical notation, so learning another is considerably easier.
Same goes with most programming languages because they are all similar.

So in that sense, I can kind of tell what is happening and see if anything seems illogical.

Then I can ask Master Google for his advice.

@IchigoFork:
This suggest something is wrong with the HTTP headers.

Try this:
change the fourth line from:

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print "Content-type: text/plain", "n/n";

to:

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print "Content-type: text/plain", "\n\n";