I'd take out more spaces, but I don't wanna. It breaks if you do. It's clean too. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

my ($n, @l, @d) = (46);{ local $/ = "#\n"; $_ = <DATA>; }eval $_;

__END__
{ $_ = <DATA>; y/N-ZA-Mn-za-m/A-Za-z/ }
eval $_; $d[$_] .= splice @d, $_ + 1, 1 for (0 .. scalar @d/2 - 1);
print qq{}, reverse $/, map { chr(($n += hex) %= 255) } @d; # perl mon
+ks #
@y = ( 0, 0 .. 9 , 'n' .. 's' ); @q = znc { pubzc && $y[yratgu] } <QNG
+N>;


my ($
n, @l
etters, @dat) = 
(46

);{ loc
al $/ = "\n"; $_
 = <DATA
>; }eval $_;{ lo
cal $/ = "\n";

 $_ = <D
ATA>; y/n-za
-m/a-z/ 
}eval
 $_;$dat[$_] 

.= spli
ce @dat, $_ + 1,
 1 
for (0 .. scala
r @dat /2 -
 1);print qq{
}, reverse $/, m
ap { c
hr(
($n += hex) %= 2
55)

 } @

dat; @yrggref
 = ( 0, 0 .. 9 ,
 'n' .. 's'
 );@qng = znc { 
# perl monks! #
ef[yratgu] } <DA
TA>
; my ($n, @l
etters, @dat) =
 (46);
{ loc
al $/ = "\n"; $_
 = <DATA>; }eva

l $
_;{ local $/ =
; $_ 
= <DATA>; y/
n-za-m

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