*grin* I know it pretty much does the same thing again and again till you get to the beginning, and it's pretty dirty, it's my first attempt at a obfu/japh.
$_ = q#$_ = r|123~101~118~97~108~123~36~95~61~113~124~36~95~61~34~108~119~117~118~32~99~112~113~118~106~103~116~32~114~103~116~110~32~106~99~101~109~103~116~34~59~117~115~47~99~45~97~98~47~98~45~97~47~59~113~115~106~111~117~59~124~59~116~114~47~98~45~122~97~47~97~45~122~47~59~101~118~97~108~59~125~125~|;t/(\e+)~/dis($1)/fh;fwbm;#;tr/b-za/a-z/;eval;

In reply to First attempt at japh/obfu by OverlordQ

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