I just went, and tried a couple of new things... here's what I came up with 

####################
# CounterClockwise #
#####################################

$A = "SPACE";
@A = split //, $A;

print "***********************************************\n\n";

# CIRCULAR ARRAY
for $m ( 0 .. $#A ) {
    for $i ( 0 .. $#A ) {
        print "$A[ ( $i + $m ) % ( $#A + 1 ) ]";
    }
    print "\n";
}

print "***********************************************\n\n";

$A = "SPACE";
$B="";
for $i ( 0..length( $A )-1 ) {
    print substr($A,$i).substr($A,0,$i)."\n";
}

#############
# Clockwise #
#######################################

# CIRCULAR CHOP
$A = "SPACE";
$B="";
for ( 0..length($A)-1 ) {
    $B = (chop $A).$B;
    print "$B$A\n";
}

print "***********************************************\n\n";

# CIRCULAR CHOP ( basically the same as the last )
$A = "SPACE";
$B="";
for ( 0..length($A)-1 ) {
    substr($B,0,0) = chop $A;
    print "$B$A\n";
}

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- Have Fun, XDB19

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