After working on it a bit, I think this is a better JAPH than my first attempt. A lot of kudos go to Tye for his JAPH earlier this week. He gave me a lot of good ideas. I just hope I used them well! 

*,={}or*}=sub{y readPerlMonks?For}or*;=(bus);
{*<=[0%1+25]<=(tr ainingandIdeas)=>[2+%0]=>*}
=sub{print@_}}*>=*,+0%1+25-2+%0and*#=split$#,qq;
 lanPutschJoker;;{&}()};*#=*&;&}($_[hex])for
(split$,,B687134C7AEF15EF21A39DEF0=>0%1+25)

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