This one occured to me this morning over a few coffee's , not sure if if qualifies as obfuscated output or poem or what, if you work the phonetics right - this rhymes.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w @~{qw/OR TO BE IS TO BEAS NOT/} =("\x72", "\x0a\x79\x79","\x75" ,"\x0a\x69", "\x0a\x79\x79","\x34" ,"\x62");print$~{TO}, $~{BE},$~{OR},$~{TO}, $~{BE},$~{NOT} ++,$~{ IS},$~{NOT},$~{BE},$~ {OR},$~{TO},$~{BEAS}, $~{NOT};#Good Advice.
no disrespect to C programmers

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Re: Two Y's
by mojobozo (Monk) on Nov 21, 2002 at 14:24 UTC
    I don't understand the output:
    yyur yyub icur yy4b

    Am I missing something?
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      I thought this would be confusing. It is an english word-letter game.

      yyur two y's (too wise) U R (you are) yyub two y's (too wise) U B (you be) icur I C (I see) U R (you are) yy4c two y's (too wise) 4 C (for C)
        OK, now I get it. I guess this is what happens when I'm not English. :)

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        word (wûrd)
        interj. Slang. Used to express approval or an affirmative response to
        something. Sometimes used with up. Source