My .signature.

This is actually my .signature at home and at work. I get heaps of people who ask what it means. :)

##----Sam-Sargeant---------------------------------Whackass.com----##
until($x>=40){print$"x$x;for('#4V%M','+(%-A<F=E86YT("T`','%($IU<W0`',
'(($%N;W1H97(`','.(%!E<FP@2&%C:V5R(0H`'){print unpack('u*',$_)}$x+=2}
##.................................................................##

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RE: My .signature. by halxd2 (Monk) on May 11, 2000 at 01:49 UTC
That is so cool. I'm still trying to pull it apart. What is going on in that for loop?	[reply]
RE: RE: My .signature. by MeatPopsicle (Initiate) on May 19, 2000 at 03:17 UTC
Well I can't give all of it away. :) Remember that if you pass for() a list, it acts in just the same way as foreach().	[reply]
RE: RE: RE: My .signature. by [000000] (Initiate) on May 26, 2000 at 17:10 UTC
Okay, me have now bin chekin out dis for a while, wot da hell does it mean ? yous got to tell me, me cant sleep hat night.	[reply]
RE: My .signature. by rjimlad (Acolyte) on May 25, 2000 at 21:18 UTC
Hmmm... it's quite good (although I disapprove of obfuscation by packing/expanding data ;) ). I worked out roughly what it did pretty quickly, but I tried to work out what it said manually (ie, without Perl), which was damn hard because I didn't know UUencode. And there's the fact that the first character is actually the string length(Is that a Perl thing or a UUencode thing? Perl, I presume). Anyway, it's nice and short, and it gives pretty output. Nice one :) ---- Arrr, Jim lad.	[reply]
RE: My .signature. by [000000] (Initiate) on May 26, 2000 at 17:46 UTC
Okay me got it now, fit wicked . Boyakasha!	[reply]