Not really obfu'd, but its an interesting japh.

My First Attempt, RIP IT UP!

But seriously, I'd like to hear ways that you would improve this, thats a great way for me to learn.. 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $a=2*40;
my $b=18.5*4;
my $c=5.2000*20;
my $d=3.8800000*25;
my $e= $c+ $b- $a- $d;
foreach( $b, $d, $a, $c)
{print chr($_) x $e, "\n"}

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PS: ++ To jeffa for the advice

-- Can't never could do anything, so give me and inch, I'll make it a mile.

In reply to Just Another, Yet Another Japh.. by defyance

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