This is my first time posting here. I don't know how much it could be considered obfuscation, but this is my first attempt. It's simple. It's the answer to the problem that is on everyone's mind. If we start with two immortal rabbits, and they have two children every month year, how many rabbits will we have after nth month. The answer, of coarse, is the Fibonacci sequence :). This script takes one command line argument. Plug in a number for the nth month and it should print the sequence up to that month :). Sorry for the simplicity, and the bad ASCII art (I had to write it out without help from an ASCII art generator). 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

  ;;;;;                                    ;;;;;
 ;;;;;;;;;                            ;;;;;;;;;;;;
use strict;                       fib($ARGV[0]||42);
sub fib { my                       @fibs=(1,1,0);;
for(my $n=2;$n                     <$_[0];$n++) { 
$fibs[$n]=$fibs                     [$n-1]+$fibs
 [$n-2]; }my                         $sequence
   =@fibs;                             print 

          "{";               for(my 

                $x=0; $x<=
                $sequence;
                  $x++) 

{ if($x      ==$sequence)        { print
  ". . .}";   }else  { print $fibs[$x];
     print ",";}         }print "\n";}
               ;    ;    ;
               ;    ;    ;
               ;;;;;;;;;;;

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