I saw this way of making OC and tried to make something similar to practice. what you think about it? 
 use strict;


$/="";for(split(//,<DATA>)){my($_2)=$_=~/(\w)/; $@.=$_2;}
print $@."\n";

__DATA__

      H#$  (*&  *))  ^%#  *^$#@!@#    ,###,    &%#!@#$%  ^%#@$%^#
      $@!  (()  @@)  &%$  @##        (     )   @!@          #%
      ^*(  @#$  !!)  &^%  ^(($@#$%  (( ( ) ))  &))          ^^
      (#%^^|$*  *^%  (u&       S#@  (( (o) ))  !@F@#%       @!
      (#   @||  !^@  $#@       !@#   (     )   &(%          !)
      !)(  |||  (!(#@^#$       ^(#   `(   )'   !))          #t
      ##@  |||  !##@#@^&  @!((%&&(     ###     *%^          ##

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In reply to My Second obfuscated code... by husoft

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