Just thought that a sub returning itself would be a funny thing to write. Well, here it is, a dragon eating its own tail, even if it's not looking like the original one: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
       my          
      ($j,$        
   a,$p,$h);$      
   j=sub{print(    
  chr($p+=$a->[$   
  h++]));$j};;;$a  
 =[0,        split 
 "[:         \n]+", 
q/43         -002:1
-084         065:13
0001         000005
-0012        -00003
000013   -82 00048 
21:13:-6.00:-76:72 
 -007.:02:00008.00 
  :::-6.00:::013  
  -70:3::-70:.64   
    /];$p=0x4a     
      ;;$h=0;      
$j->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()
+->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->();

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