I found this saying in fortune and created the figures for myself. the code is not as abfiscated as it could be, but it's my first one :) 
#!/usr/bin/perl


                         for(&L){s/\s+|\n
                       //g; tr/N-ZA-Mn-za-m
                     /a-zA-Z/; s/(\d+)/chr(32)x
                    $1/egx;s/;/\n/gx; print }sub L
                  {return';_1B25B4|4B7>4=12B);1/\4-1=3<1
                 3(|/3|3\|)                15\7(|1;|1\24/)4|
               4(\10\2_1/7/                    1\;;gUR1TNZR1BS1Y
              VSR1VF1N1                            TNZR1BS1OBBZREN
             ATF.2bHE                                    1GUBHTUGF,1
            QRRQF1NA                                          Q1JBE
          QF;ERGHEA
         1GB1HF1FB
        BARE1BE1Y
       NGRE1JVGU
      1NFGBHAQV
     AT1NPPHE
     NPL.;;13
    wncu!2O
    L1aVXY
   NF;;'}

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(looks better in terminal)

In reply to Live is like a boomerang by alzhaimer

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