I got inspired from all those JAPH scripts over here and wanted to try my luck... since I couldn't get my code
to be original I decided to make it special in printing it as ASCII art.
#!/usr/bin/perl sub l{ print@_}sub p{ until($n++>18) {$e=0; until ($e>78 ){$o=$b[$n][$e ++];;;;l$o?$o: "\x20" };;;l "\xa"} ;;;;l "\xa" }@a= qw{ 0x006a 00 00 330000 12210 51000 4100 0041 41 0121 0121 12 x75 05 06 1121 012100 0121 1211 x00000000000073 04 012 23 11 22 41 04 x74 001 18 31000000 210 210 05 11000 11310 11310 230 x61 04 28 23 0051 001211 01310 13110 0x6e 05 035 11130 011131 023100 01310 x006f 0005 43 230 11210 0121 03 x74 01 49 31 21 2100 05 110 11310 1131 2300 x0068 01 56 0021 21 210 11 14 1131000 01310 01310 0x72 04 069 31220 2112 22 11 01 0x65 04 63 33 2131 14 01 13 x0068 12 17 21 21 21 11 14 1131 0131 0131 x61 15 24 23 51 1211 0131 1311 0x63 16 31 23 11 01 13 x6b 012 36 31 31 31 2131 1121 12 0131 0131 x72 15 48 3122 2112 22 11 01 x65 15 42 33 2131 14 01 13 x50 10 33 01 x45 10 34 01 x52 10 35 01 x4c 10 36 010};do{if($a[$e]=~/x/){$c=chr(oct($a[$e++]));$t=$a[$e++]; $l=$a[$e]}else{$w=$l;$o=1;do{$a[$e]=~s/(.)//;$n=$1;$o=$o?0:$c;while( $n--){;$b[$t][$w++]=$o}}while($a[$e]);$t++}}while($a[++$e]);p;
// Kalaspuff

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