This is my first attempt at obfuscation, so obviously it's not very obfuscated. Any suggestions and tips are extraordinarily welcome. 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
sub shady {
$==(shift)-1, scalar split/ /, join ' ', map{$=|=$=>>$_}
grep{$/=$$/=$$/$^F,!((log)/log($/))?1:int((log)/log($/))==((log)/log($
+/))}
(1..24) and $==(pop)+1;
}
print shady(shift), "\n";

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jynx

ps if you need help figuring it out just run it on command line and feed it numbers...

Update: oops, forgot the perl line (now included)

In reply to mmm, needs garlic by jynx

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