This is my first attempt at obfu. Any comments are more than welcome. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my$a="ttbb           bbbb          bpe                 b
bbbrlxttbbb          bbbbb         mob                bnk
xtt      bbb         bbb bbb       bsp               xttbb
bbb       bbb        erb  brl      xtt              bbb bbb
bmo        bbb       bnk   xtt     bbb             bbb   spb
bbb         bbe      rxt    tbb    bbb            lmb     bbb
bbb         bon      xtt     bbb   bbk           sbbbbbbbbpext
tbb        bbb       brl      bbb  bbb          moxttbbbbbbbnkb
bbb       spx        ttb       bbb bbb         ber           bbl
mxt      tbb         bbb        bbbbbo        nxt             tbb
bbbbbbksbbp          ext         tbbbb       bbb               rlb
bbbmoxttbb           bbb          bnkb      bbb                 bbs

p";$a=~s/\s//g;$a=~s/b/\x20/g;$a=~s/t/\x9/g;$a=~s/x/\n/g;print"\n$a";

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