Well, today I decided I should finally write my first JAPH. I'm pretty proud of it... What do you all think?

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

$a='74117115116326511011111610410111'.
'4328010111410832729799107101114';for(
(map{split//}(map{eval}(map{split/xx/}
'2xx3x3xx2x2xx3x6xx2x2xx3x3xx2x4xx3x3'
)))){$a=~s{(.{$_})}{};print(chr($1))};

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Update: I adjusted a few things to make it prettier.

In reply to (patgas) JAPH 1 by patgas

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