#!/usr/bin/perl -l
 
@_=((105)x2,(110)x1,(104)x1,
(97)x4);s/(..)/chr($1+$_[$i])
/eg,$i++for@$=qw(I 14000303 000106 1200100715
1500150417 000817151100130418
0813 0211001818 );print"@$."

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Update: I forgot to print it out 500 times. *blush* 

#!/usr/bin/perl -l
 
@_=((105)x2,(110)x1,(104)x1,
(97)x4);s/(..)/chr($1+$_[$i])/eg,$i
++for@$=qw(I 14000303 000106 1200100715 1500150417
 000817151100130418 0813 0211001818
);print"@$.$/"x(($=-=10)*10)

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