Ok, this one is not very obfuscated.. But has tons of season cheer! Just in time for christmas..

                  map 
               {s/\s+//g;
         s/,/\n/g;s/#{2,9}/ /g;
             s/#//g;print}
            (<DATA>)[5..28];
                __END__
                
                
                   |
                 __|__
                  ( )
                   O                   
                  ##C
                 #H#R#                
                I#S#T#M                   
               #A#S##T#R              
              E#E#,###O##          
             C#H#R#I#S#T#M
            A#S######T#R#E#
           #E#,###H#O#W#####        
          ####S#T#E#A#D#F#A#S         
         #T#####A#R#E#,###Y#O#     
        U#R####B#R#A#N#C#H#E#S# 
       ,####Y#O#U#R##B#O#U#G#H#S   
      ####A#R#E##G#R#E#E#N#,I#N##       
     S#U#M#M#E#R#'#S####C#L#I#M#E#
    ,#A#N#D##T#H#R#O#U#G#H###T#H#E#  
   ##S#N#O#W#S#,#OF##W#I#N#T#E#R#T#I
  #M#E#,####O##C#H#R#I#S#T#M#A#S##T#R    
 #E#E#,##O####C#H#R#I#S#T#M#A#S###T#R#
E#E,##H#O#W##S#T#E#A#D#F#A#S#T##A#R#E##
                Y#O#U             
                #R##B
                #R#A#
             N#C#H#E#S#!

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