Can anyone solve this puzzle? I found this binary snippet in a 2nd level Unix Administrators email signature. I was able to solve it in 20 minutes only after he mentioned that it could be solved with a perl one-liner. 
100110101111011010101110000001001100011
010000110011101101110010000101110000001001100111011110110001101100110
111010100110000001001000011000000100000011100100111011110110010001100
011011010100110101101100000010010010110011101100000010000101110000101
101010011000000100110011101000011010110110101001100101000010110110100
101100111011000100110000001001110111000010110100101101100011000010110
000001001100011001001110101001101000011000101110101001100010011000000
100001011100001011010100110000001000000111001001110111101100100011000
110110101001101011011001110100010100001011010010000010001101100100011
010100110010011100010111000000100101000101001011001110110110011100010
111010100110100101100111011001010000

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